Did you know soil parasites can survive even in the winter months? From gardening to walking outdoors, learn how to protect yourself and your family from hidden risks in the soil.

Fracking and PFAS contamination are two interlinked environmental issues that pose significant threats to water and air quality. Fracking uses a high-pressure mix of water, sand, and chemicals like PFAS, which can leach into local ecosystems, affecting communities and ecosystems. These "forever chemicals" are linked to health problems like cancer, liver damage, and developmental issues. While policies and grassroots efforts seek to mitigate these risks, communities face ongoing challenges as policymakers work to enforce stricter regulations and develop safer alternatives.

This article examines the interconnectedness of climate change and pollution on food safety, focusing on the effects of pollutants such as heavy metals and pesticides on crops, livestock, and human health. From gut microbiome disruptions to developmental issues in children, chemical contaminants pose significant risks.

Tap water may not be as safe as it seems. From chemical contaminants like lead and arsenic to biological threats such as parasites, drinking unfiltered tap water can pose significant health risks. Learn about the dangers lurking in tap water and explore safer alternatives, like bottled or filtered water, to protect your health.