https://memcare.sph.harvard.edu/memcare-src-speaker-series

Can you speak to any other steps EPA is taking to consider non-chemical stressors in community-specific chemical risk assessments (e.g., a superfund site clean up in an EJ community)?

Are the statistical and spatial models that the EPA uses to identify potential exposure locations readily available for community groups/environmental justice groups to use in their own communities?

Will the EPA be adding the evaluation of the air and water pollutants associated with rural environmental justice communities subjected to large scale animal production facilities?

Thank you Dr. Geller

Andrew great presentation. Q: Since CIA uncovers a wide range of issues and enviro-health-systems relationships outside of the chemical stressors upon which we may be acting - what do we do with that broad- ranging public health understanding and community info?

With respect to Superfund sites, HIA's have been used to assess multiple and cumulative impacts. One that comes to mind is the Duwamish River Superfund assessment

You mentioned EO 14008 for tackling the climatic crisis in the US and Abroad. Is the EPA addressing/researching cumulative impacts in developing communities abroad? Especially ones that may have been impacted by US actions?

https://deohs.washington.edu/health-impact-assessment-duwamish-cleanup-plan