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Supermarkets Must Halt Use of Storage Racks Made with Toxic Flame Retardant Chemical
BPA Restriction a Step Closer with House Vote on Food Safety Bill
Dog Food Contaminated with Levels of Fluoride Above EPA's Legal Limit for Humans
EWG Launches Interactive News and Commentary Site on Toxic Chemicals Policy Reform
Cloud Over BPA Grows As Top Hormone Researchers Warn Of Health Threat
EWG Calls on Coca-Cola to Protect Customers from BPA
First-Ever Statewide Ban of BPA Adopted in Minnesota
California State Senator Pavley Introduces Legislation to Protect Babies and Toddlers from Toxic BPA Exposure
Senator Fran Pavley (D-Agoura Hills) has introduced legislation sponsored by Environmental Working Group (EWG) to reduce exposure of California's infants and toddlers to the toxic hormone disrupting...
NY State Admits Ignoring Threat to City’s Drinking Water
Lautenberg Assumes Powerful Committee Position With Oversight of Toxic Chemicals
Making a Difference
What the Chemical Industry Doesn't Want You to Know
It takes a lot of nerve to go up against the $3 trillion-a-year global chemical industry. Ask University of Missouri-Columbia scientists Frederick Vom Saal and Wade Welshons. They've been in the industry's crosshairs for more than a decade, since their experiments turned up the first hard evidence that miniscule amounts of bisphenol A (BPA), an artificial sex hormone and integral component of a
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Bush EPA Shirks Responsibility Over Perchlorate Contamination
EWG: Infant Formula Companies Should Come Clean on Melamine, BPA
Safeway Stores to Remove BPA-Laced Baby Bottles from Shelves
Canada to Take Immediate Action to Reduce BPA Exposure for Infants
Harmful Chemicals Found in Bottled Water
Ten popular U.S. bottled water brands contain mixtures of 38 different pollutants, including bacteria, fertilizer, Tylenol and industrial chemicals, some at levels no better than tap water, according...
Congress Poised To Cut Conservation Funds That Aided Farm Bill’s Passage
NIH Refutes FDA’s Claims BPA is Safe for Use
EPA Again Decides Not to Regulate Chemicals in Drinking Water
One Pesticide Classified as Unsafe, Hundreds More to Go
National Academy of Sciences: Formaldehyde Causes Cancer
Congress, at the request of industry, has managed to delay efforts by the federal Environmental Protection Agency to classify formaldehyde as a known human carcinogen, a significant step for public...