PSE Blog

August 3, 2022

Four Ways to Bring Health and Equity to Utility Planning

July 26, 2022

As Temperatures Soar, Access to Cooling Becomes Environmental Justice Concern

July 7, 2022

As Congress Procrastinates, Supreme Court Adds Fuel to Public Health Crisis

April 6, 2022

Understanding Climate Change from a Public Health Perspective

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PSE Blog August 3, 2022

Four Ways to Bring Health and Equity to Utility Planning

Kelsey Bilsback, PhD, Elena Krieger, PhD

PSE Blog July 26, 2022

As Temperatures Soar, Access to Cooling Becomes Environmental Justice Concern

Patrick Murphy, PhD

PSE Blog July 7, 2022

As Congress Procrastinates, Supreme Court Adds Fuel to Public Health Crisis

Madelon L. Finkel, PhD

PSE Blog April 6, 2022

Understanding Climate Change from a Public Health Perspective

Curtis Nordgaard, MD, MSc, Adrienne Underwood

PSE Blog March 22, 2022

Do you know what natural gas is made of?

Drew Michanowicz, DrPH, MPH, CPH, Eric Lebel, PhD

PSE Blog January 21, 2022

Designing Solar and Storage for Community Resilience Hubs

Patrick Murphy, PhD

PSE Blog September 30, 2021

Richmond Air Monitoring Network Insights: Using hyperlocal data to evaluate neighborhood trends in air pollution

Lee Ann Hill, MPH, Audrey Smith, MPH, Karan Shetty, M.ESM, Angélica Ruiz, MPH, Boris Lukanov, PhD

PSE Blog August 4, 2021

Bringing Health and Equity to Decarbonization

Audrey Smith, MPH, Boris Lukanov, PhD

PSE Blog March 29, 2021

Without a Focus on Equity, Colorado’s Clean Energy Transition Risks Repeating Old Wrongs

Karan Shetty, M.ESM

PSE Blog March 19, 2021

Preventing Wildfires with Power Outages: the Growing Impacts of California’s Public Safety Power Shutoffs

Patrick Murphy, PhD

PSE Blog August 28, 2020

The Covid-19 Pandemic May Offer a Ray of Hope for Global Energy: Will We Seize the Moment?

Madelon Finkel

PSE Blog July 30, 2020

California Wildfires, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, and COVID-19: An Unprecedented Intersection of Public Health Risks

Lee Ann Hill, MPH