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Region 10: Children’s Environmental Health in the Pacific Northwest

EPA's Region 10 serves Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and 271 native Tribes.

Contacts

For questions or requests regarding technical assistance, training, or outreach on children’s environmental health, healthy schools, or environmental education topics, please contact:

  • Debby Neal (deborah.neal@epa.gov), 206-553-1465 – EPA Region 10 Children’s Health Coordinator
  • Gretchen Stewart (stewart.gretchen@epa.gov), 206-553-0527 – Children’s health, healthy school environments, air quality (asthma, smoke events and radon)

Healthy Schools Newsletter

Region 10's Healthy Schools News provides resources to help schools create healthier environments for students and staff in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

Northwest Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit

EPA and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry jointly support the Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units (PEHSU), which is a network of experts in pediatric environmental health located throughout North America.

The Northwest Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit is available to answer questions from health care professionals, parents, school officials, or other community members about children's symptoms that may be related to environmental exposures. Whatever your concern, please know the PEHSU shares your dedication to children's health and well-being.

Service area: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Tribal nations.
Email: PEHSU@u.washington.edu
Phone: 206-221-8671, or toll-free 1-877-KID-CHEM (543-2436)

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You can also keep up with children's health and healthy schools highlights on social media:

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Last updated on April 22, 2025
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