By Dorothy Wigmore The stories about New Jersey’s widespread problems with toxins in drinking water can be scary. Some contaminants—such as well-known lead and the newer poly- and perfluoroalkyl (PFAS) “forever” chemicals—harm children Continue reading
Part One: Identifying the hazards By Dorothy Wigmore Tap water is just fine, usually. However, it can be Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore Efficiency done correctly Energy efficiency and net-zero energy are great ideas. So too are Continue reading
What are the options? Synthetic turf, or not—that is the question. By Dorothy Wigmore Government agencies, Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore Clean schools are important. So are healthy schools. Yet the chemicals used to clean, sanitize Continue reading
By Heather L. Sorge Stress. The mere mention of the word can bring on feelings of anxiety. Stress is Continue reading
What's supposed to happen in your school? By Dorothy Wigmore Nurses encounter blood and other bodily fluids in Continue reading
Connecting the dots By Dorothy Wigmore Have a mold or other indoor air quality (IAQ) problem at school? Who are Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore "Local leaders should ask the administration about those rubberized floors," says Tracie Continue reading
Who cleans it up? How? By Dorothy Wigmore Dorothy Wigmore is a long-time health and safety specialist, trained Continue reading
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