Edmund Seto
Professor, Env. and Occ. Health Sciences
University of Washington
Box 357234
Seattle, WA 98195-
Research Interests
Clean Air, Clean Water, Sustainable Communities, Built Environment, Climate Change, Community-engaged Research, Environmental Health, Environmental Justice, Health Equity, Infectious diseases, Policy, Pollution, Risk Assessment, Wildfires
DEOHS Biography
Education
AB Computer Science, University of California (Berkeley), 1993
MS Environmental Health Sciences, University of California (Berkeley), 1995
PhD Environmental Health Sciences, University of California (Berkeley), 2000
In the News
Navy jet noise could mean long-term health impacts for Whidbey Island
The Seattle Times, 05/15/2024
Opinion: Navy must turn down the volume on Whidbey ‘Growler’ operations
The Seattle Times, 05/09/2024
Noise could take years off your life — here are the health impacts
The New York Times, 06/09/2023
Where’d all the smoke go? It didn’t just disappear
KUOW, 09/25/2020
Sea-Tac planes are emitting a unique kind of pollution —and it's not regulated
KUOW, 12/06/2019
New Washington map shows why environmental health is a justice issue; see the risks in your area
The Seattle Times, 01/14/2019
How polluted is your neighborhood? This new tool will tell you
Crosscut, 01/14/2019
Ever wonder if your neighborhood is making you sick? Use this new tool to find out
KUOW, 01/11/2019
Park facilities encourage longer bouts of physical activity, study finds.
SPH Connect, 10/25/2018
Park facilities encourage longer bouts of physical activity, study finds
SPH News, 10/09/2018