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Exposure to environmental toxins & mental health.

Empowering through Education

Exposure to environmental toxins damages our health. The damage caused by this exposure requires regulation, education, and large scale clean up. Many are living in areas that are toxic and have not been informed. The link between exposure to environmental toxins & mental health concerns has yet to be addressed. 

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Links to articles and educational sites - Updated Regularly

Take These Beautiful Words: The 1959 Santa Susana Field Lab Disaster, the 2018 Woolsey Fire, and the Right to a Safe Environment

https://www.sehn.org/sehn/2021/10/28/take-these-beautiful-words-the-1959-santa-susana-field-lab-disaster-the-2018-woolsey-fire-and-the-right-to-a-safe-environment" rel="noopener" target="_blank">By Carmi Orenstein, MPH,
CHPNY Program Director



California Health Maps

California Health Maps is an interactive mapping tool of health data for  geographies beyond the county level in California. You can map cancer  incidence for 12 of the most common invasive cancer sites and filter by  sex, race, and ethnicity. Visit Learn to review methodology, data sources, and more.

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