EDF Voices: Health

We selected 10 individuals to wear a wristband technology designed to detect toxic chemicals in their environment. Here are the results from five of them.

In contrast to the often-dysfunctional White House, the EPA administrator has been laser focused.

Lawmakers are using a backdoor strategy to advance legislation that could undermine the safety of everyday foods and products.

The rejected attempt by the administration and Senate Republicans to overturn the Bureau of Land Management’s methane pollution rule is a resounding triumph of cooler heads over rank ideology and special interests.

Perchlorate contamination, which harms fetal and infant brain development, has been rising rapidly in everyday foods such as bologna, salami and some baby foods.

You may not know the top 10 chemicals reviewed under America's reformed toxic safety law. But they loom in all-too-familiar products and places.

Trump has flip-flopped on signature issues, but been consistent about dismantling protections for public health, clean air and clean water.

The hypocrisy hasn’t been lost on community activists who fought for years to try to protect East Chicago children from lead poisoning.

More toxic rivers and waterways, more mercury in the air, and more to come.

Kathleen Hartnett White, a lobbyist for a group in large part funded by the energy industry, is being considered for the top White House environmental job: Director of the Council on Environmental Quality.