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Navajo Birth Cohort Study

Advice and Information: Environmental Health  Want to know how many servings of locally caught fish is safe to eat on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation?  Who to call to pick up your old refrigerator in Albuquerque? What to do if your home is flooded by a hurricane or heavy rains?  This website seeks to answer those questions and other environmental health questions that arise.

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Rudolfo Anaya - Writings from the Upper Rio Grande Valley

In Smoke, Trash and Trout, students in Northern New Mexico read their original writings about the land around them and the environmental challenges of our time.  Astute observers, students comment on the problems in need of attention. Writer Rudolfo Anaya (Bless Me Ultima and other novels) narrates the program.  Deborah Begel recorded and mixed the program.  Student readings were chosen by Begel and Stefani Hines.  Hines served as executive producer.

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This program is funded by NIEHS Grant # P30 ES-012072

This site is sponsored by the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy

 

Manuals Quick List

Mercury in Fish (PDF)
  • Guides on decontaminating water supplies & on handling/removing mold
  • Respiratory Protection (PDF)
  • Removing Lead Paint (PDF)

PSA Quick List

  • Drinking Water Safety for Private Wells & Public Water Supplies (MP3)
  • Mold Cleanup Tips (MP3)
  • General Flood Water Safety and Cleanup Tips, including the 3 Bucket Method (MP3)

What to do after a flood or hurricane? click here