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New: The Environmental Justice Index (EJI) is the first national, place-based tool designed to measure the cumulative impacts of environmental burden through the lens of environmental justice and health equity. Learn more about the EJI: bit.ly/3QCbyaC.

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Our new video explains how factors like pollution, pre-existing health conditions, and social factors can combine to impact communities.

Watch to learn how the measures cumulative impacts.

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As the pandemic progresses, it is evident that living in disadvantaged neighborhoods can also make people more vulnerable. We know in general that are linked. Life expectancy can differ by decades between people living across town from each other. 3/6

As the pandemic progresses, it is evident that living in disadvantaged neighborhoods can also make people more vulnerable. We know in general that #placeandhealth are linked. Life expectancy can differ by decades between people living across town from each other. #NMA2020 3/6
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The Environmental Justice Index ( ) measures the cumulative impacts of environmental burden on human health.

Hear examples of cumulative impacts by watching our new video.

Tune in to next week’s to test your knowledge!

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Social factors such as poverty, ethnicity, and pre-existing health conditions can change how environmental burden affects people’s health. Learn more about the Environmental Justice Index (EJI) bit.ly/3QCbyaC

Social factors such as poverty, ethnicity, and pre-existing health conditions can change how environmental burden affects people’s health. Learn more about the Environmental Justice Index (EJI) bit.ly/3QCbyaC #PlaceAndHealth
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Interested in learning more about the new Environmental Justice Index? Join APHA and CDC/ATSDR for an EJI webinar and demonstration in one week! Register here: apha.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Interested in learning more about the new Environmental Justice Index? Join APHA and CDC/ATSDR for an EJI webinar and demonstration in one week! #PlaceAndHealth Register here: apha.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
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Poverty, lack of access to transportation, & crowded housing may weaken a community’s ability to prepare for, respond to, & recover from emergencies. Learn more about the Social Vulnerability Index (SVI): bit.ly/3JNNgaP.

Poverty, lack of access to transportation, & crowded housing may weaken a community’s ability to prepare for, respond to, & recover from emergencies. Learn more about the Social Vulnerability Index (SVI): bit.ly/3JNNgaP. #MeetPeopleWhereTheyAre #PlaceAndHealth
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? “Cumulative impacts” refers to how a person's health is affected by a combination of environmental, social, and health factors.

Learn how the Environmental Justice Index ( ) measures the cumulative impacts of environmental burdens.

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Collaboration is 🔑

Watch ATSDR’s Geospatial Research, Analysis, and Services Program (GRASP) overview video to learn about ways we can team up to create a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable future for everyone. bit.ly/44exCiB

Collaboration is 🔑 

Watch ATSDR’s Geospatial Research, Analysis, and Services Program (GRASP) overview video to learn about ways we can team up to create a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable future for everyone. bit.ly/44exCiB  #PlaceAndHealth
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? The Environmental Justice Index ( ) can be used to compare environmental burdens in communities across the U.S.

Use our new fact sheet to learn how you can use the tool for local or regional challenges bit.ly/475S46J

#DYK? The Environmental Justice Index (#EJI) can be used to compare environmental burdens in communities across the U.S.

Use our new #EJI fact sheet to learn how you can use the tool for local or regional #EnvironmentalJustice challenges bit.ly/475S46J #PlaceandHealth
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Answer: All of the above.

The considers a range of environmental factors such as water, air, and noise pollution to define the level of environmental burden a community experiences. Watch our new video to learn more bit.ly/4awz82Z

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Have you used the Environmental Justice Index ( ) tool?

Use our new fact sheet to learn how the tool can help you identify and address injustices bit.ly/47nvy8y

Have you used the Environmental Justice Index (#EJI) tool?

Use our new fact sheet to learn how the tool can help you identify and address injustices bit.ly/47nvy8y 

#PlaceAndHealth #HealthEquity
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Public Health Professionals:

Use our new Environmental Justice Index ( ) fact sheet to learn how state and local organizations use the EJI to assess concerns in the communities.

Learn more: bit.ly/3ufLprZ

Public Health Professionals: 

Use our new Environmental Justice Index (#EJI) fact sheet to learn how state and local organizations use the EJI to assess #EnvironmentalJustice concerns in the communities. 

Learn more: bit.ly/3ufLprZ 
#PlaceandHealth
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Timely evidence as we consider how will contribute to health and wellbeing outcomes.

Amount of time spent in poor health is rising ⬆️

“Closely linked to the circumstances in which we are born, grow, live, work and age”

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.CDC Environment Social factors such as poverty, ethnicity, and pre-existing health conditions can change how environmental burden affects people’s health. Environmental Justice Index (EJI) bit.ly/3QCbyaC.

.@CDCEnvironment Social factors such as poverty, ethnicity, and pre-existing health conditions can change how environmental burden affects people’s health. Environmental Justice Index (EJI) bit.ly/3QCbyaC. #PlaceAndHealth
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? The Environmental Justice Index (EJI) measures the cumulative health impacts of environmental burden through the lens of human health and .

Use the to help prioritize action for communities most in need. Visit bit.ly/3QCbyaC.

#DYK? The Environmental Justice Index (EJI) measures the cumulative health impacts of environmental burden through the lens of human health and #HealthEquity.  

Use the #EJI to help prioritize action for communities most in need. Visit bit.ly/3QCbyaC. #PlaceAndHealth
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Happening today at 2 pm ET! It’s not too late to register for the APHA & CDC Environment webinar on the Environmental Justice Index.
Register here: apha.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Happening today at 2 pm ET! It’s not too late to register for the @PublicHealth & @CDCEnvironment  webinar on the Environmental Justice Index. #PlaceAndHealth #EnvironmentalJustice
Register here: apha.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
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