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SEHN's, The Networker, covers political, economic, philosophical, scientific and social issues related to the environment and public health. Articles are written by SEHN staff as well as a broad diversity of contributing authors.
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The Networker: Archive
October 2024: The Damage of False Solutions
Volume 29 (10)
September 2024: Science, Music, and Direct Action
Volume 29 (9)
August 2024: The False Promise of CO2 EOR
Volume 29 (8)
July 2024: The Long, Winding Road
Volume 29 (7)
June 2024: A Seahorse Model of Social Change
Volume 29 (6)
May 2024 Networker: The Right to Bodily Integrity and Sovereignty
Volume 29 (5)
April 2024 Networker: Interrupting Industry Interference
Volume 29 (4)
March 2024 Networker: Radioactive Exposures
Volume 29 (3)
February 2024 Networker: Clean Water for Future Generations
Volume 29 (2)
January 2024 Networker: Not On Our Watch
Volume 29 (1)
November 2023: We Are The “Ologists” Fixing What Other “Ologists” Broke
Volume 28 (11)
October 2023 Networker: Addressing the Polycrisis and Navigating a World in Turmoil
Volume 28 (10)
September 2023 Networker: Books, Bans, and Climate Change — No Excuse for Business as Usual
Volume 28 (9)
August 2023 Networker: The Rippling Effect—Climate Change and Our Water Cycle
Volume 28 (8)
July 2023 Networker: Restoring Our Climate
Volume 28 (7)
Our Mid-Year Harvest
Volume 28 (6)
May 2023 Networker: On What We Bury
Volume 28 (5)
April 2023 Networker: A Fracked Nation
Volume 28 (4)
March 2023 Networker: Keeping Track of Trains
Volume 28 (3)
February 2023 Networker: Roadmaps from Voices Both Familiar and New
Volume 28 (2)
January 2023 Networker: Holding Fast to Our Commitment to Future Generations
Volume 28 (1)
November 2022 Networker: The Worlds Beneath Our Feet
Volume 27 (9)
October 2022 Networker: A Pipeline of Violence
Volume 27 (8)
September 2022 Networker: Anchoring Ourselves in Storied History
Volume 27 (7)
July/August 2022 Networker: Building Bold Solutions
Volume 27 (6)
June 2022 Networker Part 2: Fracking is Injustice
Volume 27 (5)
June 2022 Networker Part 1: The Tree of Life Holds the Scales of Justice
Volume 27 (4)
May 2022 Networker: Alligators All The Way Down
Volume 27 (3)
April 2022 Networker: Singing In Dark Times
Volume 27 (2)
February 2022 Networker: Preventing the Preventable Suffering
Volume 27 (1)
2021 in Review
A Look Back
October 2021 Networker: Rights to a Clean and Healthy Environment
Volume 26 (6), 2021
September 2021 Networker: The Fossil Fuel Industry’s New Rube Goldberg Scheme
Volume 26 (5), 2021
July 2021 Networker: Ecological Law and the Bold ReThink
Volume 26 (4), 2021
May 2021 Networker: New Partnership Launches to Address Fracking’s Environmental Justice and Community Impacts
Volume 26(3), 2021
April 2021 Networker: The Social Determinants of Health: What are They? Where are we Going?
Volume 26(2), 2021
February 2021 Networker: Bending the Future Towards Well-being
Volume 26(1), 2021
Winter 2020: Please Invest in SEHN’s Vital Work Today!
November 2020
November 2020 Democracy Summit: Democracy Needs a Systems Upgrade
November 2020
September 2020 Networker: Racism is a Public Health Crisis: Living in the East Phillips Arsenic Triangle
Volume 25(3), September 2020
July 2020: SEHN & The Big ReThink
April 2020 Networker: The Clarion Call of the Coronavirus
Volume 25(2), April 2020
February 2020 Networker: The Plasticene: Age of Plastics
Volume 25(1), February 2020
SEHN Statements: A Brief History
Volume 24(9), December 2019
Cheers to 25 Years! In Celebration of SEHN’s 25 Years
Volume 24(8), November 2019
November 2019 Networker: Pipelines and Pathological Decision-Making
Volume 24(7), November 2019
September 2019 Networker: Pathways to Cancer Prevention
Volume 24(6), September 2019
Tips for Activists: Analyzing and Shaping Public Budgets
Volume 24(5), August 2019
June 2019 Bold New Project: We’re Taking Action
Volume 24 (5), June 2019
June 2019 Networker: Public Money in the Public Hands for the Public Good
Volume 24 (4), June 2019
April 2019 Networker: Cancer & The Environment: A Symposium Report
Volume 24 (4), April 2019
March 2019 Networker: Chronic Kidney Disease & Scientific Uncertainty, A Way Forward
Volume 24 (3) March, 2019
February 2019 Networker: Toward A Common Agenda
Volume 24 (2) February, 2019
January 2019 Networker: The Signing of a Treaty and the Beginning of a New Year
Volume 24 (1) January, 2019
December 2018 Networker: Downstream from Los Alamos
Volume 23 (7) December, 2018
November 2018 Networker: Holding your Elected Officials Accountable
Volume 23 (6) November, 2018
October 2018 Networker: A Pipeline Update
Volume 23 (5) October, 2018
Tips for Activists:Planning and Disaster Preparedness
Volume 23 (4) August, 2018
A Pledge to the Mothers; A Pledge to the Earth
Volume 23 (3) May, 2018
The Public Trust Doctrine
Volume 23 (2) April, 2018
The Precautionary Principle, A Retrospective
Volume 23 (1) January, 2018
The Time is Now
Volume 22 (6) November, 2017
The Story of Health
Volume 22 (5) October, 2017
Show up in a Different Way! Support the work of SEHN and the Women's Congress
Volume 22 (4) September, 2017
Passion into Action! Support the work of SEHN and the Women's Congress
Volume 22 (3) Spring Appeal, 2017
Heartland: Environmental threat or promise?
Volume 22 (2) March, 2017
Hope and Politics
Volume 22 (1) January, 2017
We were made for these times
Volume 21 (7) Winter Appeal, 2016
Invest in the Future
Volume 21 (6) Winter Appeal, 2016
The Rise of the Water Protectors
Volume 21 (5) Fall 2016
The Case for Government Oversight and Regulation
Volume 21 (4) Summer, 2016
More than 8 Million Michiganders Were Poisoned
Volume 21 (3) Spring Appeal, 2016
(Mythic)Models for Protecting Environmental Health and Future Generations
Volume 21 (2) February, 2016
From our Bird's Eye View, You Rock!
Volume 21 (1) January, 2016
Winterlude
Volume 20 (12) Winter Appeal, 2015
Give the Gift of Health!
Volume 20 (11) Winter Appeal, 2015
Standing with Future Generations - Join Us!
Volume 20 (10) Winter Appeal, 2015
Grassroots Organizing: The Roads Home
Volume 20 (9) November, 2015
Changing the Rules of the Game: SEHN's strategic engagement with grassroots groups
Volume 20 (8) September, 2015
Summer at SEHN
Volume 20 (7) Summer, 2015
Spring fund Appeal 2015
Volume 20 (6) June, 2015
Civic Innovation: Realigning the Law with Justice
Volume 20 (5) May, 2015
The Long, Twisting Tale of Chemical Policy
Volume 20 (4) April, 2015
What's in the Pipeline: Common Cause and Joint Action, Not Oil
Volume 20 (3) March, 2015
The Transformative Power of Storytelling in Law, Science and Organizing
Volume 20 (2) February, 2015
Reconnecting Medicine with public environmental health: An Ecologic Framework
Volume 20 (1) January, 2015
Big Ideas, Feet on the Ground
Volume 19(7) Winter 2014
Resilient Earth, Healthy People
Volume 19(6) Winter 2014
The 2 Way Street with Future Generations
Volume 19(5) Winter 2014
The Rise of Women in the Environmental Movement
Volume 19(4) Autumn 2014
A Great Place to Start
Volume 19(3) Summer 2014
SEHN Celebrates Spring!
Volume 19(2) May 2014
Fracking and Health
Volume 19(1) Spring 2014
Join with SEHN to Create a Healthier World!
Volume 18(6) Holiday 2013
The Ecology of Breast Cancer
Volume 18(5) Autumn 2013
Summer at SEHN
Volume 18(4) June/July 2013
SEHN Brings Ecological Medicine into the Mainstream
Volume 18(3) April/May 2013
7 Ways to Protect Future Generations!
Volume 18(2) March/April 2013
What Actions Can We Take When We're Running Out of Time?
Volume 18(1) January/February 2013
SEHN Gives Thanks!
Volume 17(5) November/December 2012
Women's Congress for Future Generations
Volume 17(4) September/October 2012
Summer Updates
Volume 17(3) Summer 2012
Principles of Perpetual Care for Contaminated Sites
Volume 17(2) March 2012
Democracy Through Informed Consent
Volume 17(1) January/February 2012
Midnight musings at year's end
Volume 16(8) December 2011
How do we live with what we know?
Volume 16(7) November 2011
Hydrofracking and the Heinz Award
Volume 16(6) October 2011
Changing the Culture of Government
Volume 16(5) August 2011
A New Cumulative Impacts Website
Volume 16(4) May 2011
An Earth Day Gift for Parents and Grandparents
Volume 16(3) April 2011
A step forward on cumulative impacts
Volume 16(2) March 2011
California's hard lessons in chemical policy reform
Volume 16(1) Jan/Feb 2011
Year in Review
Volume 15(7) Dec 2010
The Earth and Ourselves
Volume 15(6) Oct/Nov 2010
Risk and Precaution
Volume 15(5) Aug/Sept 2010
Reflections on the President's Cancer Panel Report
Volume 15(4) June/July 2010
Unreasonable Risk
Volume 15(3) April/May 2010
Children's Environmental Health
Volume 15(2) March 2010
Women's Environmental Health
Volume 15(1) January/ February 2010
Think Like a River
Volume 14(6) Holiday 2009
Are Cell Phones Safe?
Volume 14(5) Oct/Nov 2009
Cumulative Impacts in a Finite World
Volume 14(4) September 2009
Parkinson's and Pesticides
Volume 14(3) May/June 2009
Legal Guardians for Future Generations: a Roadmap
Volume 14(2) March/April 2009
Healthy Aging Report
Volume 14(1) Jan/Feb 2009
A 2007 Model State Environmental Quality Act
March 2007
The Owl Economy
July 2006
A Networker Index on Environmental Health Costs
May 2006
Law for the Earth
March 2006
Ethical Economics
December 2004
Detox for Torts (Part II)
September 2003
Detox for Torts (Part I)
June 2003
War and the Precautionary Principle
April 2003
Attending to the Context of our Innovations
January 2003
Ecological Medicine
October 2002
Questions for Precautionary Thinking
June 2002
Science, Aesthetics, and Activism
January 2002
Democracy and the Precautionary Principle
May 2001
Summer Reading
June 2000
Public Interest Science
October 1998
The Precautionary Principle
March 1998
Precaution and Endocrine Disruption
May 1997
Rachel's Precaution Reporter
is an electronic collecting and discussing the precautionary principle in the news.
#956 -- Bridge at the Edge of the World, 24-Apr-2008
#955 -- Living Above The Line, 17-Apr-2008
#954 -- Spying On Environmental Groups, 10-Apr-2008
#953 -- Dark Matter, 03-Apr-2008
#952 -- Sierra Club and Clorox, 27-Mar-2008
#951 -- Run Your Car on Coal?, 20-Mar-2008
#950 -- Mobilizing to Save Civilization, 13-Mar-2008
#949 -- Coal Industry's Ace in the Hole, 06-Mar-2008
#948 -- Toxics and Global Warming, 28-Feb-2008
#947 -- Learning and Developmental Disorders, 21-Feb-2008
#946 -- Things We Can Do Together, 14-Feb-2008
#945 -- The G8 Plan to Stop Global Warming, 07-Feb-2008
#944 -- Clean Coal's Rocky Start, 31-Jan-2008
#943 -- A Grass-Roots Swarm Arises, 24-Jan-2008
#942 -- Anti-Coal Activism Growing, 17-Jan-2008
#941 -- Hogging the Sky, 10-Jan-2008
#940 -- Let the Sun Shine In, 03-Jan-2008
#939 -- The Basket Our Eggs Are In, 27-Dec-2007
#938 -- The Economy of Catastrophe, 20-Dec-2007
#937 -- Toxicants in Synthetic Turf, 13-Dec-2007
#936 -- Casualties of Nuclear Power, 06-Dec-2007
#935 -- No More Coal, 29-Nov-2007
#934 -- Oil Production Limits, 22-Nov-2007
#933 -- Blockbuster Cancer Studies, 15-Nov-2007
Issues before 2009 are archived at http://rachel.org/.