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Scientists or environmentalists are currently examining the quality of water and air around the oil refinery to determine if there is any contamination or leakage from the facility.

SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo 2026

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Abt helps translate complex toxicology and exposure science into usable insights that support policy, programs, and public health action.
Abt’s Program Theory Playbook: Six Visual Strategies That Will Change Your Evaluation Game

Abt’s Program Theory Playbook: Six Visual Strategies That Will Change Your Evaluation Game

Blog
Abt’s developed a playbook that illustrates six different types of program theories to help program developers and evaluators visualize program theories.
Causals Mechanisms in Program Evaluation

Causal Mechanisms in Program Evaluation

Publication
Abt’s Sebastian Lemire and Laura Peck discuss causal mechanisms in evaluation in two differet articles published in New Directions for Evaluation.
Using Data Analysis, Benchmarking, and Collaboration to Put High-GWP Refrigerants on Ice

Using Data Analysis, Benchmarking, and Collaboration to Put High-GWP Refrigerants on Ice

Blog
Abt’s Joe Donahue explains how programs like EPA’s Abt-supported GreenChill Partnership can help different sectors reduce hydrofluorocarbon emissions.
Sedentary Child Care Workers Lead To Sedentary Toddlers

Active Child Care Workers Lead to Active Toddlers

News
Findings of the Abt-led Study of Nutrition and Activity in Child Care Settings (SNACS) suggest ample room for improvement in provision of physical activity opportunities during child care.
Susceptibility of Anopheles Gambiae From Côte D’Ivoire to Insecticides Used on Insecticide-Treated Nets: Evaluating the Additional Entomological Impact of Piperonyl Butoxide and Chlorfenapyr

Susceptibility of Anopheles gambiae From Côte D’Ivoire to Insecticides Used on Insecticide-Treated Nets: Evaluating the Additional Entomological Impact of Piperonyl Butoxide and Chlorfenapyr

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Tests in Cote d’Ivoire show vector susceptibility to ITNs treated with chlorfenapyr to be much higher than for pyrethroids alone or with piperonyl butoxide.