News from PSE view all
News from PSE June 11, 2022
Krieger Joins Al Gore to Discuss Climate Solutions
News from PSE June 7, 2022
PSE Quarterly Newsletter | Summer 2022
News from PSE March 17, 2022
PSE Energy Quarterly Newsletter | Spring 2022
PSE Blog view all
PSE Blog August 3, 2022
Four Ways to Bring Health and Equity to Utility Planning
PSE Blog July 26, 2022
As Temperatures Soar, Access to Cooling Becomes Environmental Justice Concern
PSE Blog July 7, 2022
As Congress Procrastinates, Supreme Court Adds Fuel to Public Health Crisis
PSE in the Media view all
PSE in the Media July 31, 2022
Oil industry skeptical of Newsom’s focus on leaky wells
The idea of establishing the setbacks at 3,200 was put forward by a 15-member public-health panel selected by the University of California, Berkeley together with Physicians, Scientists and Engineers for Health Energy.
PSE in the Media July 13, 2022
Doing This While You Cook Can Slash Your Cancer Risk, New Study Shows
Curtis Nordgaard, MD, MSc, a co-author of the study and an environmental health scientist for the PSE Healthy Energy research institute in Oakland, California, noted that 95 percent of the samples contained benzene.
PSE in the Media July 6, 2022
Your Gas Stove Might Be Leaking Toxins. Here’s How to Stay Safe
The study also found that about one in 20 stoves had a gas leak when not in use that was sizable enough to recommend follow-up with an expert.
Press Room view all
Press Release October 21, 2021
Joint Statement by the Co-Chairs of the CalGEM Public Health Science Advisory Panel
