Call for $100 million in 2024 Federal Budget to Protect Children from Harmful Airborne Exposures in
The Coalition is also requesting an additional $10 million in funding for EPA’s Office of Children’s Health Protection to increase public health research and services for children’s environmental health.
Poor indoor environments in schools decrease seat time, attendance and test scores, and increase asthma and other health events, and thus increase health costs.
Characteristics of 2020–21 Public and Private K–12 School Teachers in the United States – Results From the National Teacher and Principal Survey.
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