This dataset examines Complete Streets policies across all U.S. states and the District of Columbia, aiming to enhance road safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, improving environmental health and physical activity.

This dataset examines state laws governing disposal of radioactive waste from oil and gas fracking, focusing on radon-related risks and protective measures for public health.

This dataset examines King County's housing ordinances aimed at improving health through policies targeting habitability, injury prevention, air quality, and lead exposure in housing units.

This dataset examines air quality laws for oil and gas development, focusing on controlling emissions of VOCs, hazardous air pollutants, and methane during well pad operations. It analyzes federal EPA regulations and related state laws.

This dataset examines laws regulating oil and gas drilling, focusing on water quality and quantity impacts across development stages, highlighting environmental health considerations.

This dataset explores state laws on mold remediation, focusing on training, certification, and regulations for contractors to ensure public safety. Mold exposure poses respiratory risks, highlighting the need for skilled remediation.

This article examines prevention-based chemical regulation programs in California and Maine, highlighting design principles for regulatory alternatives analysis to encourage safer chemical and process adoption.

This dataset reviews state-level impacts of the US EPA's proposed Clean Power Plan, focusing on shifts from coal to natural gas for emission reductions, state-level natural gas use projections, and positions on the regulation based on court filings.

This article explores local housing policy innovations aimed at preventing childhood lead poisoning, focusing on primary prevention strategies to reduce lead hazards in older homes and protect vulnerable populations.

This article explores how multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) supports prevention-based regulatory programs by enabling transparent evaluation of safer chemical alternatives, balancing health, environmental, and economic impacts.

This study evaluates Philadelphia Lead Court's effectiveness in enforcing lead hazard remediation, showing significantly higher compliance rates under the court system compared to the precourt period.

This article examines local laws aimed at reducing childhood lead poisoning in urban areas with older housing. It evaluates innovative legal approaches to tackle lead hazards and their potential for preventing health risks in children.

This article examines the Philadelphia Lead Court's (PLC) success in addressing lead hazards through health and legal collaboration. Key informants discuss PLC's effectiveness, fines, funding impacts, and recommendations for improvement.

This study examines how regulating NYC's electricity demand can improve public health by reducing peak-hour consumption, lowering emissions, and benefiting local health outcomes.

This study evaluates Rochester's 2005 lead law, showing its effectiveness in reducing lead hazards in rental housing and improving children's health through strong enforcement and intergovernmental support.