Environmental public health data can be used to inform policies, change behavior and help communities uncover issues and develop protections for the hazards, exposures and socioeconomic factors that influence our health. Staff like Jessica Nelson, Ph.D., share their knowledge of these data and complex issues with University of Minnesota School of Public Health students to help build the public health workforce capacity. Our Tracking and Biomonitoring Programs monitor trends, geographic patterns and disparities for environmental hazards, exposures and health. data.web.health.state.mn.us/web/mndata #MNData #PublicHealthWeek