healthandenvironment.org This May 31 webinar sponsored by CHE-Alaska features Dr. Jessie Goodrich of USC discussing his findings that PFAS chemicals are associated with m...
healthandenvironment.org This June 8 webinar will present the findings of a new report documenting the harmful impacts of plastic bottles on human health, environmental j...
healthandenvironment.org “If we can stop cancer before it begins, why don’t we?” Listen to this June 13 webinar on how this question motivated a deep-di...
ehn.org As parties to the United Nations Environment Assembly gather this week in Paris to negotiate a first-ever Global Plastic Treaty, they have a once...
epa.gov The proposal includes eliminating eligibility for exemptions from the full safety review process for new per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFA...
foodpackagingforum.org The Food Packaging Forum has a new online list of public comment opportunities related to proposed toxic chemical regulations in food contact mat...
foodpackagingforum.org "Biobased"? "Biodegradable"? The Food Packaging Forum published factsheets addressing common questions around bioplastics, de...
defendourhealth.org This report from Defend Our Health and Beyond Petrochemicals shows how PET plastic bottles are threatening public health, environmental justice, ...
cancerfreeeconomy.org This community resource describes the chemicals released and their health effects, by Cancer Free Economy and the Environmental Health Project.
endocrine.org Maria Balhara, a high school student, will moderate a session at The Endocrine Society meeting on food and human health and talks in this Q&A...
ehn.org What if we rethought how we fight cancer? In Kristina Marusic's new book, she talks to doctors, researchers and advocates who are upending o...
ehn.org Two out of 13 popular brands of oat milk had detectable levels of the controversial herbicide glyphosate, according to a new report from Mama...
nutrition.org This workshop examined evidence that environmental chemicals can contribute to the development of obesity and discussed opportunities for improve...
nejm.org This Perspective article from The New England Journal of Medicine concludes that a global ban on nonessential uses of PFAS will be necessary to p...
foodpackagingforum.org Researchers found that many hazardous chemicals migrate from reusable plastic food contact materials, such as bisphenol A, melamine and phthalate...
