Alaska Collaborative on Health and the Environment (CHE-Alaska) Webinar: September 30, 2022 entitled – Community-Based Science to Protect Future Generations

Watch the recording here

View and download presentation slides here (pdf format)

Since CHE-Alaska’s last update on Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) with the communities of Sivuqaq (traditional name for Saint Lawrence Island) in 2017, an additional six peer-reviewed papers have been published (see reference section below) with findings pertaining to the effects of persistent organic pollutants (POP’s) on the Arctic ecosystem, food web, and

ACAT’s very own Pamela Miller and Viola Waghiyi are guests on the next CHE Cafe entitled Environmental Health & Justice in the Arctic on September 20 at 10:00 am

Our partners at the national Collaborative on Health and Environment (CHE) are hosting a series of CHE Cafes, and this is the second installment.

Register and read more about this webinar on CHE’s website. 

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To mark their 20th anniversary, the Collaborative on Health and Environment (CHE) is hosting a series

Alaska Collaborative on Health and the Environment (CHE-Alaska) Webinar: June 29, 2022 entitled – Pollution and the planet: perspectives on being outside the ‘Safe Operating Space’ 

Watch the recording here.

View Dr. Cornell’s presentation slides.

The more that scientists understand about global environmental changes, the more we recognize the role of life in shaping the dynamics of the Earth system. Huge scientific efforts have been made to assess the scale and pace of human impacts on the planet, especially