Since 1980, Environmental Health Watch has helped devise, assess, demonstrate and promote programs to prevent and reduce exposures to harmful substances indoors and outdoors that cause or aggravate serious health conditions in Northeast Ohio. Our mission is to offer information, assistance and advocacy to help people protect themselves from environmental threats and to influence corporate, government and personal actions to promote human health and sustain the natural environment. Our programs encompass two broad and interrelated areas: Healthy and Green Housing and Community Environmental Health, with an overarching focus on greenhouse gas reduction.

Experts say Incinerator will Emit Dangerous Pollutants
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, January 10, 2012 - George Baker, the commissioner of air quality for the...read more
Childhood Friends Start Urban Farm in Cleveland
Plain Dealer, 11/28/11- Three childhood friends from the Lee-Miles neighborhood have started an ...read more
Cleveland Ranks Among the Smoggiest Cities
9/27/2011- Kim Foreman with Environment Health Watch joined Environment Ohio in releasing toda...read more
Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk
Cincinnati Children's, 9/7/2011 - Infants who live in "moldy” homes are three times more likel...read more


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