The mission of the Center for Health and the Environment is to initiate and foster interdisciplinary research programs in the areas of environmental health and toxicology that cross the traditional boundaries of medicine, engineering, agriculture and the sciences.

The primary mission of the Wayne State University Institute of Environmental Health Sciences is to conduct research on the short- and long-term effects of environmental agents on human health.

The Division of Research Safety (DRS) is committed to assisting campus units in identifying and managing biological, chemical, and radiological hazards in order to reduce the risk of harm to the campus community and the environment.

The Center for Environmental Health at the University of Connecticut, located within the Department of Animal Science of the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources (CANR), is an organization promoting environmental research and information. The major activities of the Center include sponsoring the annual "Connecticut's Environmental Health Concerns" Conference, publishing the Center for Environmental Health Newsletter, and maintaining research laboratories.

The Environmental Health Division specializes in analytical chemistry and environmental virology. It consists of three sections: Occupational Health, Environmental Sciences and Toxicology

Center's mission is to understand the human health consequences of global environmental change, and to promote a wider understanding of these consequences among physicians, scientists, policy-makers, the media, and the general public.

A virtual resource for environmental health and nursing. EnviR.N. is dedicated to supporting nursing professionals seeking accurate, timely and credible scientific information on environmental health and nursing. This interactive and dynamic resource seeks to foster the development of a "virtual nursing village" for the sharing of teaching strategies, practice guidance and consensus on future research needs for nursing and environmental health.

We inform the public, K-12 educators, and environmental health professionals about environmental health sciences and toxicology issues through workshops, online papers, and K-12 programs, in the classroom and online.

Department of Environmental Medicine, New York University School of Medicine and Nelson Institute of Environmental Medicine. The Deptarment of Environmental Medicine is both a department in the NYU School of Medicine and an institute within NYU Medical Center. It has two major research and teaching facilities: one on the Medical Center's Manhattan campus, and the other in Tuxedo (Sterling Forest), New York, about 50 miles northwest of the city. Its faculty has expertise in a wide range of environmental problems.

A description of Consortium for Environmental Education in Medicine's efforts to protect children's health from environmental hazards, from the Children's Environmental Health Network's Resource.