NEW PODCAST! NCHH Executive Director Amanda Reddy recently joined Simon Jones on "Air Quality Matters" to talk about healthy homes. Watch “Healthy Housing: Connecting Research, Policy, and Communities” here:
Curious about Interprofessional Education and #OneHealth? This webinar, Oct. 16, 2026, explores "Learning Together, Working Together: The Case for IPE. Register at: lnkd.in/ewDt-XBb @onehealthuofg.bsky.social @onehealthinstitute.bsky.social @onehealthapha.bsky.social @onehealthtrust.bsky.social
🐾 Today is World Rabies Day.
Rabies is almost entirely preventable, yet it still claims tens of thousands of lives each year.
Surveillance, vaccination and collaboration can end rabies deaths for good.
World Rabies Day! 🐱💉 Rabies is fatal but 100% preventable. Cats are the #1 infected domestic animal in the US. Keep vaccines current, even for indoor cats. Wildlife finds a way in. Protect your cat and family! #WorldRabiesDay
Indiana organization talks increase in Indiana rabies cases ahead of World Rabies Day.
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On this #WorldWEnvironmentalHealthDay, take a moment to read about the positive connections being made with this project:
www.ecoticias.com/en/ohio-sola...
Explore the Global Indoor Air Quality Policy Databasethe first global repository tracking IAQ laws & standards.
Created by @pandemiccenter.bsky.social, Montenegrin Inst. for Advanced Innovation, Air Club, IWBI & goaqs.bsky.social.
🔗 Explore the database here
airclub.org/database
Since 1991, the EPA’s Lake Guardian has been monitoring all five Great Lakes, collecting data about lake health from dissolved oxygen to invasive mussels to chemical contaminants.
A #OneHealth approach is key to a healthier world because it links the well-being of humans, animals, plants and the environment.
By working with partners and across sectors, @FAO helps countries prevent diseases and build resilient agrifood systems.
Proposed @fisheries.noaa.go updates could roll back U.S. fishing rules, removing protections near marine monuments & protected species. While the agency aims to involve fishers and update monitoring tech, conservationists warn weakening national standards harms vital ecosystems. By Jules Struck.
How can climate assessments keep pace with accelerating climate risks? A new commentary from 175 experts in Earth’s Future and BAMS identifies priorities for strengthening future climate assessments in the US and advancing assessment-ready science.
The Trump administration wants to allow mining near the protected Boundary Waters at the U.S.-Canada border. Downstream, and north of the border, First Nations and a smalltown mayor are pushing back, fearing for the safety of the water.
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has caught its first glimpses of cosmic light.
Do you know an unsung hero—someone whose hard work and dedication go above and beyond the call of duty?
Nominations for AVMA’s Unsung Heroes Awards are due October 16, 2026. You don’t need to be an AVMA member to submit a nomination. Learn more and nominate someone: https://bit.ly/3UIMUfN
Record air and sea temperatures, severe heatwaves, drought and shrinking polar sea ice marked August 2026.
Copernicus data show climate extremes intensifying across regions and oceans.
⚠️Read the full report below!
@copernicusecmwf.bsky.social @who.int @europarl.europa.eu
📖 ⬇️ & 🔁🙏
Ebola outbreak in DRC grows to 7,200 cases as government officials suggest transmission has peaked
This remains the second-largest Ebola outbreak in history.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4xYoei2
📷: UN Photo, Ari Gaitanis / Flickr cc
The ballot for the 2026 AGU Elections is ready. Voting opens 8 October and closes 6 November.
Elected leaders serve two-year terms, furthering our commitment to discovery and solutions in the Earth and space sciences.
See the ballot: www.agu.org/elections
We are pleased to see so many of our colleagues associated with the North American One Health Network (NAOHUN) presenting at the World One Health Congress in Lisbon. globalohc.org/9WOHC
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Respiratory vaccines—for flu, RSV, and Covid-19—will be available at no cost this fall. This may be surprising to hear, given the eerie silence.
