Strengthening Environmental Public Health Emergency Preparedness Through Capacity Building: A Case Study From North Carolina

Veronica Bryant; Larry Michael; Emma Carlson; Nicholas Porter; James Gooch

doi:10.70387/001c.162701

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ISSN 0022-0892

Column: Spotlight on Success Stories From the Field

Vol. 88, Issue 10, 2026

June 01, 2026 MDT

Strengthening Environmental Public Health Emergency Preparedness Through Capacity Building: A Case Study From North Carolina

Veronica Bryant, REHS, Larry Michael, MPH, REHS, Emma Carlson, MPH, Nicholas Porter, MPH, James Gooch, CDR (USPHS), MPH, REHS/RS,

environmental public healthemergency preparednessemergency readinessworkforce developmentcapacity buildinginterorganizational collaboration

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Bryant, V., Michael, L., Carlson, E., Porter, N., & Gooch, J. (2026). Strengthening Environmental Public Health Emergency Preparedness Through Capacity Building: A Case Study From North Carolina. Journal of Environmental Health, 88(10), 42–44. https://doi.org/10.70387/001c.162701

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