ABOUT US

Environmental Health Collaborative

Who we are

The Mission and Vision:

The Research Triangle area of North Carolina is unique with respect to the number of world-class organizations focused on environmental health research and policy. Given the outstanding depth and breadth of environmental health expertise in academia, government institutions, non-profit foundations, and private businesses in the area, the Research Triangle has become the epicenter of contemporary thinking about environmental health.

To take advantage of these intellectual resources, the Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative (The Collaborative) has been established as a non-profit 501c3 organization. The Collaborative supports a united environmental health resource that connects organizations and institutions; links research and policy; and joins government, academia, industry and public interest groups to mutually consider, discuss and debate the future of environmental health on a state, regional, national and international level. It provides a neutral forum to host candid discussions and to provide advice on the most significant issues facing environmental health and related public policy. The goal is to create partnerships to enhance global environmental health.

 

Our Goal

The annual Summits further strengthen the Research Triangle region of North Carolina as the epicenter for contemporary thinking about environmental health.

Summits
2008: Pharmaceuticals in Water: What We Know, Don’t Know and Should Do
2009: Environmentally Responsible Development of Nanotechnology
2010: America’s Healthcare Policy through the Lens of Environmental Health
2011: Incorporating Public and Environmental Health into Sustainable Solutions
2012: Shale Gas Extraction Summit on Public Health Implications and Prevention
2013: Public Health and Climate Change: Focusing North Carolina Forward
2014: Exposure Science in 21st Century: Role of Citizens and Communities
2015: Safe Water from Every Tap Summit: Where Does NC Stand 40 Years After the Safe Drinking Water Act?
2016: Community Engaged Research and Citizen Science: Advancing environmental public health to meet the needs of our communities
2017: Getting from Good Science to Good Decisions in a New Age of Environmental Health Science
2018: Artificial Intelligence in Environmental Health Science and Decision Making

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