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Editorial: NEPA, the Built Environment, and Human Health

Ever since 1970, environmental professionals have labored to make the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) live up to its worthy and lofty promises. Is it possible, however, that reform is needed in both NEPA and some long-standing practices in NEPA work? An impressive range of considerations in the American Journal of Public Health suggests both the law and practice may need change.