The Center has established a presence as a neutral, respected observer and commentator on border environmental policy. Borderlands Environmental Archives explores the ecelectic regional ecosystems and evaluates environmental challenges. Also included are environmental contacts from government offices, NGOs and universities. The main purpose of the survey is to assess general sanitation, selected health conditions, and potential sources of exposure to environmental contaminants at distinct areas along the border in both urban and rural areas, including the colonias. Frontera Norte Sur Monthly report on the Borderlands of North central Mexico, updated daily.
Features reports across all topics and disiplines.
Border Environmental Health A partnership of representatives from EPA, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. border states of Texas, California, Arizona, and New Mexico formed to address environmental quality and health concerns along the U.S.-Mexico border. The home page of the State's Border Health Office. Contains important links and information on programs, contacts, grants, position papers, and the demographics of U.S.-Mexico borderlands. The Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy has several ongoing projects and activities that deal specifically with issues concerning the US-Mexico border region. The Udall Center maintains an interest in the US-Mexico border and environment and the implications of making more information available through different means.