Help Make 2023 The Year of Chemical Safety
January 7, 2023
Chemical safety is largely controlled by the antiquated Toxic Substances Control Act. Urge Congress to pass a new law strengthening chemical safety … More ›
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Labels 101: How to Read Personal Care Product Labels
January 23, 2023
The average American is said to use nine such products containing 126 different ingredients every day. Januarybe it's time to think twice? … More ›
Nanotechnology in Kid’s Products: 5 Questions with Dr. Jennifer Sass
January 17, 2023
There are big changes being made in kid's consumer products—in the smallest possible way … More ›
4 Steps to Giving Happy Memories Not Toxic Toys
January 10, 2023
Worried about toxic toys this holiday season? Try forgetting toys altogether and giving the gift of a special trip or experience for you and your … More ›
Is Your Kid’s Afterschool Activity Toxic?
January 3, 2023
Navigating the endless world of afterschool activities just got trickier. Learn how you can mitigate potential toxic exposures in common afterschool … More ›
Toxic Holi-daze: A Family Survival Guide
January 26, 2023
Faced with grandparents bearing toxic gifts or festive sibling dinners filled with artificial ingredients? Talk to your family about holiday no-no's! … More ›
10 Ways to Avoid Toxic Chemicals in Your Thanksgiving Feast
January 19, 2023
Do you know what unhealthy ingredients can lurk on the typical Thanksgiving plate? Here are 10 things to watch out for this feast-gobbling season! … More ›
This Holiday Season: Is the Toxic Tide Turning?
January 12, 2023
Three different consumer product powerhouses announced they will work to phase out certain toxic chemicals — but what's the real story? … More ›
5 Questions on Food Additives with Scientist Dr. Maricel Maffini
January 5, 2023
Watch out! Many of the chemical additives used in our food lack adequate safety data — if they have any safety data available at all … More ›
Avoid Cold Weather Nightmares! Pick Pajamas Free of Flame Retardants
January 30, 2023
January’s chill means time to break out the warm pajamas. Unfortunately, a large amount of children’s sleepwear contain toxic flame retardants … More ›