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B.R.E.A.T.H.E
by Rosalia Guerreri-Luera, The City of Houston
Children’s Health and the Built Environment
by Monique Mills, MD, SWCPEH
Children and Nature Initiative
by NEEF and Audubon
Addressing Children’s Unique Vulnerabilities
by Joel Forman, MD, Mount Sinai
Environmental Concerns in the School Setting
by Larry Lowry, PhD & Shannon Cox-Kelley, Ed.D, SWCPEH
Environmental Health History for Pediatrics
Sophie Balk, MS, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
What is a Green School?
by Larry Lowry, PhD, SWCPEH
Making the Connection: Environmental Health and Performance
by Larry Lowry, PhD, SWCPEH
Improving the IEQ in Public School Classrooms
by Larry Lowry, PhD. SWCPEH
West Nile: An Environmental Perspective
by Shannon Cox-Kelley, Ed.D, SWCPEH

The Southwest Center for Pediatric Environmental Health at El Paso gratefully acknowledges to contributions of the previous Center at UTHSC-Tyler.

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