ISSN 0022-0892
Vol. 89, Issue 3, 2026October 01, 2026 MDT
From Air Quality to Public Safety: Rethinking Crime Dynamics and Social Costs of Pollution in the United States
From Air Quality to Public Safety: Rethinking Crime Dynamics and Social Costs of Pollution in the United States
fine particulate matter (PM2.5)crime ratesenvironmental stressorspanel data analysisfixed effects models
Articles in Vol. 89, Issue 3, 2026
Vol. 89, Issue 3, 2026
- Rule #1 in Environmental Health: Expect the Unexpected!Scott E. Holmes
- Assessing Knowledge and Awareness of Nitrate Contamination: A Survey of Healthcare ProfessionalsKrista A. BrownSummer WoolseyJustin BaumertJessenia HincapieRuth MenciaLaura NagengastAnni PoetzlBecky M. SchuermanJesse E. Bell
- From Air Quality to Public Safety: Rethinking Crime Dynamics and Social Costs of Pollution in the United StatesSadiq Melhim
- Behavioral Approaches of Households to Address Waterborne Diseases in Children in Suburban BangladeshTanbir HossainWasim Akram
- Building National Capacity: Tools and Resources for the Environmental Health ProfessionalRaquel SabogalAja Fatou-Jagne
- Beyond Compliance: How Meeting FDA Voluntary National Retail Food Regulatory Program Standards Strengthened Our Retail Food ProgramDan AndersonMark ReedPamela Hendren
- NEHA NewsNational Environmental Health Association
Melhim, S. (2026). From air quality to public safety: Rethinking crime dynamics and social costs of pollution in the United States. Journal of Environmental Health, 89(3), 18–25. https://doi.org/10.70387/001c.171786