The NIEHS earthquake response training tool: protecting yourself while responding to earthquakes

It provides information about what an earthquake is, characteristics of an earthquake response, and how to identify and control hazards pertaining to the response and cleanup activities associated with an earthquake. It is divided in three modules and brings images, maps and related links.

Haiti earthquake response

It presents information from North American federal sources in response to the earthquake that happened on Haiti in January, 2010.

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences: funding opportunities

It presents requests for applications, programs announcements, guide notices, requests for proposals, application information for research grants, contracts and mechanisms, and special emphasis areas.

Questions and Answers EMF in the Workplace

This DOE/NIOSH/NIEHS booklet provides in-depth information about ELF-EMF exposures in the workplace. It also describes what researchers have learned about EMFs and identifies some EMF sources in workplaces.

Assessment of Health Effects from Exposure to Power-Line Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields

The document is the report of the Working Group (a selected group representing a wide range of scientific disciplines) critical scientific review and evaluation of the research data on ELF and EMF exposures and potential biological and/or health effects.

Validation and regulatory acceptance of toxicological test methods: a report of the ad hoc Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods.

This report issued in 1997, recommends criteria and processes that can be consistently employed by agencies and test method developers. In addition, recommendations are provided to enhance cooperation on test method validation and evaluation throughout the Federal government within and across agencies and, possibly, internationally.

National Toxicology Program - NTP

The National Toxicology Program coordinates toxicology research and testing activities within the Department and provides information about potentially toxic chemicals to regulatory and research agencies and the public, and strengthens the science base in toxicology by designing, conducting, and interpreting animal assays for toxicity and carcinogenicity.