healthandenvironment.org This Jan. 9, 2024 webinar features Dr. Jane Muncke of the Food Packaging Forum discussing a new article, “A vision for safer food contact m...
healthandenvironment.org This Jan. 25 conversation-style webinar features Dr. Elizabeth Sawin of the Multisolving Institute and Beverley Thorpe of Clean Production Action...
mbl.edu Applications are due Jan. 15 for this two week-long May 2024 course at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory. Learn from some of the best s...
thelancet.com This comment in The Lancet argues that, "... physicians, nurses, health workers, and scientists are trusted voices who can help mitigate pla...
ehn.org Many everyday household products expose us to chemicals and pollutants. Few products, however, allow these chemicals to interact with our bodie...
publicradioeast.org Today, one of two major settlements between chemical producers and cities across the nation could be approved by courts. The first of the two set...
chicagotribune.com PVC pipes will undoubtedly be considered as a replacement for lead and we must ensure that we don’t swap one problematic material for anoth...
kstp.com In a letter to Congress in August, the Department of Defense outlined the many critical uses of PFAS in aircraft, missile systems, and a wide var...
ehn.org Phthalates, a type of endocrine disrupting chemical, were associated with lower vitamin D levels in a recent study of healthy Caucasian women pub...
ehn.org Teens and young adults exposed to higher levels of PFAS had lower bone mineral density (BMD), according to a new study in Environmental Research....
ehn.org Microbes found in the guts of plastic-munching worms may help us break down plastic more efficiently, according to a new study published in Envir...
