This list of tweeters tweeting on Twitter about environmental health is meant to be informational. Environmental Illness Network Minnesota does not endorse these tweeters, nor necessarily agree with the information and opinions they convey. This list may be voted on, and contributed to, by those reading it.
Association pour la santé environnementale du Québec
/ Environmental Health Association of Québec
Protecting health and environment from toxic pesticides through science, policy and action; promoting organic
Mentoring a movement, empowering people, preventing harm.
The Center for Safer Wireless raises awareness about the reported health effects of wireless products and wireless technology.
Publishes news and intelligence to help companies meet responsibilities under chemicals legislation
The Children's Environmental Health Network mission is to protect the developing child from environmental health hazards and promote a healthy environment
Safer chemicals, cleaner air. We’re working to expose the hidden threats to human health. It’s time to forge a healthier path.
EHN.org, a foundation-funded journalism organization founded in 2002, is published daily.
Official feed of EHP, an NIEHS/NIH journal of research & news on environment & human health. Privacy policy: http://go.usa.gov/UZS. Content≠endorsement
Using the power of information to protect public health and the environment. EWG is nonpartisan and does not support or oppose candidates or political parties.
Nonprofit organization of experts and laypersons from around the world dedicated to raising awareness of the health effects of mold and indoor air pollutants.
"My center specializes in health promotion & disease prevention. I will also cover electromagnetic radiation health effects & policy."
Covering the intersection of the environment and public health at The Huffington Post.
To propagate medical, legal, and social recognition for multiple chemical sensitivity, a disorder induced by toxic environmental insults.
A national coalition of parents, health advocates, enviros, cancer survivors and 450 organizations working to protect American families from toxic chemicals.
Connecting science and people - providing scientific information in the context of history, society, and culture
