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In memory of Dr. Kate Mahaffey
Press Release - Pollution Found in Five Extraordinary Women Leaders
Commercial Fishing Reaps Billions
House Hearing to Examine the Case For TSCA Reform
Widespread Chemical Linked to Higher Cholesterol in Children, Teens
CA Lawmakers Fail to Ban BPA From Kids’ Food, Drink
New Study Confirms BPA Exposures from Receipts
HBO to Premiere Explosive Natural Gas Documentary
San Francisco Says Cell Phone Retailers Must List Radiation Levels
International Study: High Cell Phone Use May Raise Tumor Risk
President’s Cancer Panel Warns Public of Chemical Dangers
Farmers, Labor, Green Groups United to Fight Cuts in Conservation Programs
Maryland Lawmakers Vote to Ban BPA
EPA Denial of Ethanol Mandate Waiver Will Hurt Farmers and Consumers
Popular Lipsticks Contain Dangerous Levels of Lead
U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers have detected lead in 400 brands of lipstick tested by the agency. At least two popular brands had amounts of the neurotoxin above the threshold the state...
Hundreds of Personal Care Products Contain Poorly Studied Nanoscale Materials
EPA Identifies Group of Highly Toxic Chemicals for Risk Review
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has announced a plan to conduct comprehensive safety reviews of 83 chemicals common in consumer goods and manufacturing and to give top priority to seven...
EPA Lists Dry Cleaning Chemical Likely Carcinogen
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has declared tetrachloroethylene, or PERC, a chemical used by many dry cleaners, a “likely human carcinogen.”
EWG’s Online Guide to Healthy Cleaning
Some household cleaning products can expose unsuspecting users to toxic substances linked to short- and long-term health problems, including asthma, allergic reactions and even cancer.
EWG Responds to Report that New York is About to Approve Fracking
Environmental Working Group Senior Counsel Dusty Horwitt issued the following statement on the Albany Times-Union's Aug. 4, 2012 report that the Cuomo administration will soon approve hydraulic...
High Crop Prices, Insurance Subsidies Trigger Destruction of Millions of Acres of Wildlife Habitat
Responding to high crop prices and unlimited insurance, growers plowed under more than 23 million acres of grassland, shrub land and wetlands in order to plant commodity crops between 2008 and 2011, a...
A Trojan Horse More Costly Than TARP
Most U.S. Apples Coated with Chemical Banned in Europe
A chemical widely used on non-organic American apples was banned in the European Union in 2012 because its makers could not show it did not pose a risk to human health, according to a new analysis by...
EWG To Ethanol Lobby: Tell the Truth on the Renewable Fuel Standard
Washington, D.C. -- Bob Dinneen, president of the Renewable Fuels Association, has issued a statement calling EWG's new report, Ethanol's Broken Promise: Using Less Corn Ethanol Reduces Greenhouse Gas...