People are exposed to low levels of #pesticides every day in a variety of places—at home, school, or work. Check out the exposure #data in your state: bit.ly/3LLb4iW
#DYK? Contaminants can get into #water supplies and become a #publichealth risk if they reach a certain level. Check data on your public water system from the CDC Tracking Network & learn why #WeTrackThat: bit.ly/TrackingWater
Save the date! Join @CDCEnvironment on Jan. 27, 2–3:30 pm ET for the next #EHNexus webinar. Experts will discuss #radon’s impact on tribal communities, the importance of testing & mitigation, and initiatives to raise awareness & reduce exposure. Register: bit.ly/RADON2025
Birth defects affect 1 in every 33 babies born in the US each year. The Tracking Network hosts data on twelve birth defects potentially linked with environmental risk factors. Discover more during this #BirthDefectsAwarenessMonth: bit.ly/TrackingBD
Some communities aren’t built in ways that encourage healthy living. This includes issues like transportation challenges & lack of access to parks & schools.
Visit CDC’s Tracking Network for data & actions to improve #communitydesign:
bit.ly/3rrydPK

ALT Image of a park bench surrounded by vibrant yellow flowers on a sunny day. The background shows tall green trees and a faint city skyline. Title text on image reads "Community Design" with bullet points about parks, public schools, commute time, vehicle-related fatalities, highway proximity, and transportation types. The hashtag #WeTrackThat is visible at the top left.
High quality drinking water is important to #publichealth. Learn more about the types of drinking water contaminants CDC tracks and view community water system data with our Data Explorer tool. bit.ly/TrackingWater
#WeTrackThat
Happy New Year from the Tracking Network! 🎉
Visit our website to explore data and info on the environment, health effects, and population health here: bit.ly/49fXVrQ
#NewYearNewData
Knowledge is power, especially in emergencies. Tracking Network #data can be used to prepare for and respond to natural disasters or other #publichealth emergencies. Explore the types of data that support informed decision-making: bit.ly/48nu6FG
Happy Holidays! ❄️✨
Dive into #EnvironmentalHealth data with the Tracking Network’s Data Explorer! Learn to navigate, map, and visualize data for a wide range of environmental health topics. 📊🌐
Check out our video tutorial to get started: youtube.com/watch?v=L6w5xRfa…
Santa is on his way! Before he arrives, discover how the places where you live, work, and play may affect your health. Use CDC’s Info by Location tool to get a snapshot of some of the #environmentalhealth issues for your area: bit.ly/InfoByLocation







