DEOHS undergrad Angelina Durbin named to the Husky 100 for creative food recovery efforts on campus

Pacific Island Countries (PICs) face some of the most severe health risks from climate change, with associated mental health impacts that remain under-recognized. This scoping review synthesizes peer-...

Urban trees are on the rise but researchers are only starting to uncover the best way to cool cities with them

Biodiversity in human-dominated landscapes is declining, but evidence-based conservation targets to guide international policies for such landscapes are lacking. We present a framework for informing h...

In the last few years, insurance companies have been shedding thousands of policies for properties in the state at risk for wildfire damage. Homeowners are left stranded.

A new mapping tool lets you compare tree canopies across urban areas in Washington state.

Though data on air conditioning remains sparse, a 2022 government estimate indicated that less than 5% of British households have it.

The increased interest and investment in climate change and health research and policy should be a turning point for providing policy-relevant project…

DEOHS researchers partner with communities to save lives from extreme heat and climate-related disasters