Abstract The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) is an emerging and rapidly evolving
profound pandemic, which causes severe acute respiratory syndrome and results in …

Non-governmental air quality monitoring networks include low-cost, networked air pollution
sensors hosted at homes and schools that display real-time pollutant concentration …

Climate change impacts are intensifying social inequalities locally and globally. Exposure to
climate risks, as well as the ability to prepare for and recover from them, are affected by …

Fine particulate air pollution is harmful to children in myriad ways. While evidence is
mounting that chronic exposures are associated with reduced academic proficiency, no …

Health effects related to air pollution are a major global concern. Related studies based on
reliable exposure assessment methods would potentially enable policy makers to propose …

Worldwide, the COVID-19 pandemic has been influenced by a combination of
environmental and sociodemographic drivers. To date, population studies have …

The research on quantitative intersectional environmental inequality outcomes examines
how the spatial concentration of individuals occupying multiply marginalized social identities …

Vulnerable subpopulations may be exposed to higher levels of outdoor air pollution than the
rest of the population. Due to the potential for this to exacerbate their existing health burden …

Water is an essential human resource tied to many social and environmental needs and
values. Although water has been a focal point of many environmental justice studies …

Substantial funding is being allocated to new land protection and access to protected open
space for marginalized communities is a crucial concern. Using New England as a study …