Articles by Anthony Lacey
California Supreme Court considers the legality of net metering change that harms rooftop solar
Should California’s utility regulators be allowed to make sweeping energy policy decisions without fully considering the benefits of rooftop solar to all Californians? And are those decisions exempt...

Harmful heavy metals: Why they’re in tap water and how to reduce your exposure
Heavy metals can be harmful even at low levels in tap water. Lead is a heavy metal contaminant in that it comes from pipes, not polluters. Filters like reverse osmosis can remove some heavy metals...

Do you need to test for toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in your home’s tap water?
Millions of Americans have the harmful “forever chemicals” known as PFAS in their tap water, according to federal and state data in EWG’s updated Tap Water Database . But some smaller water systems...

Widespread TCE contamination at military bases shows need to keep EPA ban
More than 1,400 active and former military bases in the U.S. have had documented contamination with the cancer-causing chemical trichloroethylene , or TCE, a new EWG review finds. And much of the...

What are disinfection byproducts?

Workout worries: Healthy ways to hit the gym and avoid harmful chemicals
A cardio or yoga class or some weightlifting can be great for kicking off a healthier new year and new you. But common products used before, during and after you work out may expose you to an array of...

Children’s Environmental Health Day highlights everyday risks for kids – and solutions
Every year on October 10, Children’s Environmental Health Day shines a spotlight on the risks kids face from pollution, and calls for steps to create a safer, healthier world for them.

On World Animal Day, learn about how ‘forever chemicals’ threaten wildlife

EWG+HS: Creating the next generation of environmental advocates
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What are parts per million, billion and trillion?

When is a farm bill not a farm bill? When it’s loaded with troubling provisions

Wear sunscreen: Few Americans try to prevent skin damage from the sun

PG&E quietly seeks $11.8B to extend Diablo Canyon nuclear plant through 2030
Even in an industry notorious for wildly underestimating costs, reviled California utility Pacific Gas & Electric may be setting a new standard with its latest price tag of almost $12 billion to keep...
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Behind the science: ‘Big year’ for neonics as EWG calls for stricter EPA insecticide reviews
A rare window is opening for public health advocates to push the Environmental Protection Agency to rethink how it assesses the health risks of five neonicotinoids – insecticides that EWG and others...

First-time homeowners, first-time twins: How one mom relied on EWG to babyproof her house

Clock ticking to fight foolish EPA analysis allowing toxic weedkiller paraquat
It seems like an April Fools’ Day joke – the Environmental Protection Agency is defending its analysis permitting the use of the weedkiller paraquat, despite its links to Parkinson’s disease. With...

At ‘forever chemicals’ event, EWG scientists advance debate on cancer risk, tap water
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Behind the science: How EWG found the pesticide chlormequat in most people tested

Government panel calls for limiting federal purchases of products with ‘forever chemicals’

Battle in California court shows urgent need to expand, not limit, solar in the state
A legal fight in California could determine whether the state will meet its clean energy and climate goals – or whether power companies’ greed could prevent millions of hardworking residents from...

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