ES&H Communications Newsletters
The ES&H Communications SIG has been publishing newsletters since 1995. The first four issues were hard-copies. From 1997 they were published in HTML on the new ES&H Communications website. From 2001 they have appeared as PDF.
We are proud to present our new Newsletter Editor, Laura Allen, who introduces herself in the Spring 2007 newsletter. If you have an idea for an article, please contact Laura at tclady1@aol.com.
Be sure to use our new Wiki as well. The newsletter editor will be looking here for material as well as calling for materials in the newsletter and emails to members.
Spring 2007
- Manager's Note
- Occupational Health & Safety Courses
- Conference Activities and Sessions of Interest
- Book Review: The Language of Science
- Book Review: The Science of Saving Venice
- First Edition by the New Newsletter Editor
Winter 2006
- Clinical Trial Validation and Technical Writing
- Scholarships In Technical Communication
- Book Review: Communication and Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making
- Safety Template
- Volunteer opportunity: Newsletter Editor
Fall 2005
- Service Learning: A Project Reflection
- Notes, tips, cautions
- Book Review: Wisdom for a Livable Planet
- Internship opportunities
- Online ES&H Courses
Spring 2005
- Environmental engineering firms
- Seattle conference
- India - A jaundiced view
- Earth Day 2005
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On-line archive
Newsletters since 1997 are online. Prior to 2001 these are in HTML.
We were very pleased that the three most recent issues won a Excellence award in the STC 2005 Newsletter Competition.
Winter 2005
- Needs of multiple audiences
- STC transformation
- Service learning
- Streamlining MSDS publications
Fall 2004
- Beginnings
- A Safety Newsletter
- Safety Culture
- Using Single sourcing in environmental Reporting
Summer 2004
- Careers in ES&H
- Learning an Environmental Vocabulary
- Technical Communication, Deliberative Rhetoric, and Environmental Discourse
Fall 2003
- Health literacy
Fall 2002
- Proposed merger
- Creating a major where none exists
- ANSI Standards for Warnings, Labels
Winter 2001
- Annual conference
Winter 2000 (HTML)
- Annual conference
Spring 1999
- Safety and risk - Who decides? Robert S. Dixon
- Supplementing MSDSs Ray Kosan, Anne Monteath, Carla Salvador, Bruce Thomson
- Report from the health communication front Sherri Bowen
Summer 1998
- Pet peeves about communicating safety information Carla Salvador
- New Listserv on Environmental Conferences Fred Stoss
- Annual Conference 1999 -- Let's Be A Big Presence! Hillary Hart
- Experts Registry Entrants Sought Fred Stoss
- Contributor vs. Author: A New Model for Academic Publication? Sherri Bowen
- Our multi-cultural workplaces: The many tongues of safety Carla Salvador
Fall 1997
- Profile of a SIG member--Carla Salvador
- Medical writing: A view from the trenches Sherri Bowen
- Can we make good environmental decisions without considering risk? John E. Till, James R. Rocco, Lesley Hay Wilson
Contents of hard copy issues
For hard copies of earlier editions, contact Bonnie Yelverton
Spring 1997
- EPA says clean water fuels economic growth
- Women are well-wired
- Editorial: Living with change by Fred Stoss
- Expert registry entrants sought
- EPA enforcement record
- Web consulting: a role for ES&H PIC members
- Making good decisions without risk assessment by Peter Montague
- Lead in the environment
- ISO 14000: A self-assessment checklist for environmental managers
- Interagency information exchange to develop electronic directory of states' biological databases
- EarthWeb offers socially-aware internet services and many pro bono projects
- Access to global environmental law now available via the web
- Physicians for Social Responsibility rates Congress' environmental record
- EPA web page helps protect the environment at the community level
- EPA's "Environment on the 'Net" offers free weekly updates via e-mail
- Ecological risk assessment tools on the WWW
- GreenLife Society-North America works to post multilingual environmental information on the WWW
- European Commission develops multilingual environmental thesaurus
- Global Health Network web site receives award
- MIT Press issues call for manuscripts for "Politics, Science & the Environment" series
- Population data on web
- World Wildlife Fund expanding online resources network
- Book reviews
- Re:SOURCES
- ES&H tool kit
- Freshwater facts
Winter/Spring 1996
- UC-Davis offers new intensive summer certificate program in health and safety
- ATSDR toxicological profiles available for 40 common hazardous substances
- McGinty confirmed as head of Council on Environmental Quality
- Huxley College's Planet Magazine online
- Risk, Health, Safety & Environment wants papers
- Geo software directory on the Internet
- Cornell's "Work and Environment Initiative" examines interrelationships of economics, environment & work
- AMA research finds that global change "could open a Pandora's box of infectious diseases"
- Alliances among corporate and environmental interests continue to grow
- Global health network rated among best web sites
- British Columbia university researches, promotes, and refines environmental labeling
- World Wildlife Fund web site links "environmental scholars"
- NASA, NBS join forces
- Grants, input sought on including environmental health specialists on disaster-response teams
- Information resources for disaster management
- Global Environmental Change Report online
- EPA launches "common sense" effort to enhance regulatory compliance on industry-by-industry basis
- EPA offers "Guide for Healthy Schools" kit for indoor-air problems
- Internet Press lists 'net-related electronic journals
- Re:SOURCES
- Human radiation experiments data now online
- Great Lakes information management resource
- The need for public participation--an international perspective
- Clean products/green design catch on in manufacturing
- Guide to environmental computing
Summer/Fall 1995
- Get the lead (information) out
- ATSDR facilitates access to information on hazardous waste
- Native Americans' web site
- EPA removes three chemicals from TRI
- Government hotline answers environmental health questions
- National Safety Council publishes newsletter for environmental writers
- Cancer web site
- Essential tools for the ES&H communicator
- Clinton's environmental justice strategies
- SPECTRUM '96 call for papers
- Emerson College, Tufts University jointly offer Master's in health communication
Spring 1995
- PIC developments
- Books: UnequalProtection
- Superfund XVI training for librarians
- Revised test procedure for cars & trucks
- International assessment of US environment underway
- 9 Superfund sites proposed




Resources (WIKI)