My Community Declared a Climate Crisis. Yours Can Too.
Written by Diane MacEachern
There are hundreds of cities and counties around the world declaring a “climate crisis” or “climate emergency” as a way to mobilize leadership and resources. Learn how to get to your community engaged.
Latest federal data on lead in food suggests progress made in 2016 was fleeting
Tom Neltner, J.D., Chemicals Policy Director and Maricel Maffini, Ph.D., Consultant The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Total Diet Study (TDS) is an important source of data for both the agency and the public to estimate exposure, track trends, and set priorities for chemical contaminants in food. EDF analyzed TDS data for samples the agency collected […]
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Latest federal data on lead in food suggests progress made in 2016 was fleeting
Latest federal data on lead in food suggests progress made in 2016 was fleeting
Pennsylvania Governor Takes Decisive Action on Climate Change
Pennsylvania Governor Takes Decisive Action on Climate Change
Interview with The International Business Review
Interview with The International Business Review
The EPA Must Protect Our Children From Methane
Written by Dominique Browning
Trump's EPA is prioritizing profits over people by gutting a rule that limits methane pollution from oil and gas development. Trump and Wheeler should be held accountable for the crime of putting our children’s health and safety at risk with their radical deregulatory agenda.
Next TSCA chemical peer reviews and draft risk evaluations to be delayed. You’ll never guess why.
Next TSCA chemical peer reviews and draft risk evaluations to be delayed. You’ll never guess why.
Next TSCA chemical peer reviews and draft risk evaluations to be delayed. You’ll never guess why.
Next TSCA chemical peer reviews and draft risk evaluations to be delayed. You’ll never guess why.
Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. We’re hearing that EPA has cancelled the next meeting of its Scientific Advisory Committee on Chemicals (SACC), which was scheduled for October 21-25. The SACC is conducting peer reviews of EPA’s draft risk evaluations of the first 10 chemicals to undergo safety reviews under the Toxic Substances Control […]
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A Mother’s Story: Mercury In School Gym Flooring Makes Son Sick
Written by Amy Ziff
When her 9-year-old son became ill early in the school year, Trisha Dello Iacono discovered a connection between the rubber-like synthetic flooring in his school's all-purpose room. The chemical in the flooring is phenylmercuric acetate, which releases mercury vapors into the air.