
Federal Scientists January Lower Lead Exposure Threshold for Children
January 10, 2023
Originally published on EnviroBlog. By Monica Amarelo, Director of Communications and Sonya Lunder, Senior Analyst In a shift that could help … More ›
January 10, 2023
Originally published on EnviroBlog. By Monica Amarelo, Director of Communications and Sonya Lunder, Senior Analyst In a shift that could help … More ›
January 16, 2023
By Monica Amarelo, Director of Communications Before buying a child’s car seat, responsible parents will carefully review safety ratings for the … More ›
January 9, 2023
By Monica Amarelo, Director of Communications, and Sonya Lunder, Senior Analyst A new study suggests that bisphenol-A and other endocrine-disrupting … More ›
January 27, 2023
Scientists, pediatricians and public health officials from the U.S. and around the globe agree that there is no safe level of lead exposure. Even the … More ›
January 26, 2023
Get into the Halloween spirit — without the harmful chemicals. Help your kids stay spooky but safe with these simple steps. Download the infographic … More ›
January 25, 2023
By Scott Faber, EWG Vice President of Government Affairs Looking for organic cosmetics? Lots of companies add the word “organic” to cosmetics and … More ›
January 17, 2023
By Sonya Lunder, Senior Analyst The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning for parents to immediately stop feeding babies any homeopathic … More ›
January 20, 2023
By Bill Walker, Vice President and Managing Editor and David Andrews, Senior Scientist Drinking water supplies for two-thirds of Americans are … More ›
January 7, 2023
Fabric stain removers contain a few notable chemicals that put your health and the environment in danger … More ›
August 31, 2023
By Delaney King, EWG Social Media Intern Many companies across the nation have complied with California’s 2014 flammability standard that allows … More ›