A recent paper published by SSEHRI members Vivian Underhill, Grace Poudrier, and Sara Wylie, titled “Outcomes of the Halliburton Loophole: Chemicals regulated by the Safe…
View More SSEHRI Article on Fracking’s Halliburton Loophole Featured in Above the Fold
Northeastern’s PFAS Project Lab’s methodology for presumptive contamination sites was used by a team of European investigative journalists, headed by Le Monde, to prepare a European…
View More Gary Dagorn et al Release News Article Featuring PFAS Project Lab’s Methodology
Jennifer Liss Ohayon, Alissa Cordner, Andrea Amico, Phil Brown & Lauren Richter just published “Persistent chemicals, persistent activism: scientific opportunity structures and social movement organizing…
View More Jennifer Liss Ohayon et al Paper Published in Social Movement Studies Journal
De’Shovon M. Shenault, Scott A. McLuckey, Elissia T. Franklin received a notice of acceptance for their article titled, “Localization of cyclopropyl groups and alkenes within glycerophospholipids…
View More Elissia Franklin and Colleagues’ Article Accepted into Journal of Mass Spectrometry
Vivian Underhill is first author of “The Coloniality of Modern Water: Global Groundwater Extraction in California, Palestine and Peru”, recently published in Water Alternatives. Underhill and…
View More Vivian Underhill et al Publish New Article on Lineages of Critical Water Scholarship
Postdoctoral Researcher Vivian Underhill of SSEHRI et al recently published an article in Environmental Pollution, titled, “Outcomes of the Halliburton Loophole: Chemicals regulated by the…
View More Vivian Underhill et al Publish New Article on Environmental and Economic Impacts of the Halliburton Loophole
Kira Mok is a second-year undergraduate honors student at Northeastern University pursuing a combined Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Environmental Studies. She just won the…
View More Kira Mok wins Ruth E. Sullivan Memorial Scholarship
A new paper in Environmental Science & Technology Letters presents a model of “presumptive contamination” that identifies types of facilities that can be presumed to be…
View More PFAS Project Lab identifies over 50,000 US sites with likely PFAS contamination
We are very excited to announce that SSEHRI will be the new host of the PFAS-Tox Database, an interactive and publicly available systematic evidence map…
View More SSEHRI to Host PFAS-Tox Database
SSEHRI researchers in the PFAS Project Lab recently published an article in Environmental Communication, titled, “State Messaging on Toxic Chemical Exposure: Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances…
View More SSEHRI Publishes New Article on State PFAS Messaging