ISSN 0022-0892
Vol. 88, Issue 6, 2026January 01, 2026 MDT
From Exposure to Action: Climate Change, Children’s Health, and the Role of Environmental Health Professionals
From Exposure to Action: Climate Change, Children’s Health, and the Role of Environmental Health Professionals
Rachel Stokes, MPH, DrPH, REHS, Gina Bare, MA, RN, Michelle Del Rio, MPH, PhD, Leyla McCurdy, MPhil, Lindsay Tallon, MSPH, PhD, CPH, David T. Dyjack, DrPH, CIH,
Articles in Vol. 88, Issue 6, 2026
Vol. 88, Issue 6, 2026
- What We Did Over the Last Year and Looking Forward to the New YearLarry A. Ramdin
- Environmental Health in Rural Alaskan Health Clinics: A 5-Year ReviewJohn Romanowski
- Hyperlocal Restaurants: The Intersection of Food Service, Agriculture, and Public HealthSujata A. Sirsat
- From Exposure to Action: Climate Change, Children's Health, and the Role of Environmental Health ProfessionalsRachel StokesGina BareMichelle Del RioLeyla McCurdyLindsay TallonDavid T. Dyjack
- Do Not Forget to Test Your Environmental Health Messages: Three Tips to Help You Test Before PublicationTraci AugustoskyAllison ChathamAlison CooperJohn South
- Evaluation of Air QualityJames J. Balsamo Jr.Nancy Pees ColemanBrian CollinsGary P. NoonanRobert W. PowitzVincent J. RadkeCharles D. Treser
- Telling Your Jurisdiction's Story With the Food and Drug Administration's Voluntary Program StandardsMichelle Bilodeau
- NEHA NewsNational Environmental Health Association
Stokes, R., Bare, G., Del Rio, M., McCurdy, L., Tallon, L., & Dyjack, D. T. (2026). From exposure to action: Climate change, children’s health, and the role of environmental health professionals. Journal of Environmental Health, 88(6), 20–25. https://doi.org/10.70387/001c.155915