Our homes, schools, workplaces, and cities act as containers of exposure — either shielding us from harm or trapping us in it. The built environment shapes whether we can walk safely, access clean water and fresh food, breathe clean air, get adequate light, and find quiet. Environmental health means looking at these structures not just as neutral backdrops but as active shapers of wellbeing — and advocating for designs that support health for everyone.

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