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Five things we must do to inspire the next generation about sustainability and the environment

RTI selected to support EPA’s Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program

RTI International drives innovation as presenting sponsor for NCSciFest 2024

EPA holds roundtable to mark opening of RTI International’s Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center

TCTACs: A treat for disadvantaged communities

‘Monster fracks’ are getting far Bigger. And far thirstier.

EPA proposes lower lead exposure limit in daycares, homes

Coastal Carolina Riverwatch nabs top plastics research scientist to speak at N.C. Marine Debris Symposium

How the Journal investigated hidden lead cables circling the U.S.

Pilot program relies on volunteers to collect wetlands data

PFAS experts available to comment on human health concerns

NC researchers find better way to predict child care centers at high risk for lead in water

Study finds machine learning can help practitioners better pinpoint child care facilities at high risk for lead in tap water

NC schools will soon be tested to remove dangerous levels of lead and asbestos

Is foot-dragging by Georgia’s schools gambling with students’ well-being?

GA students may be exposed to lead from drinking water at school, report says

Chapel Hill and Carrboro preschools report small levels of lead in water

New study recommends strengthening farmer incentives and emissions measurement to reduce agricultural greenhouse gases

Only 4 Georgia schools in our viewing area take advantage of free lead testing so far