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Advocates urge House Farm Bill leaders to protect and strengthen anti-hunger and climate spending programs, include worker protections
A diverse collection of anti-hunger, environmental, nutrition, public health and worker advocates on Wednesday urged House farm bill leaders to protect and strengthen anti-hunger and climate spending...
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Rooftop solar benefits for apartment buildings, schools in crosshairs of California energy regulators
California energy regulators are proposing a rooftop solar energy billing plan that, if adopted, could make it impossible for people in apartments, schools and small farms to enjoy the environmental...
What is titanium dioxide?
Titanium dioxide is a food additive that can be found in over 3,000 different products in EWG’s Food Scores database.
California Legislature approves ban on fiberglass in mattresses and upholstered furniture
Today, the California Legislature handily passed a state-wide ban on the sale of mattresses and upholstered furniture containing fiberglass and other toxic flame retardant chemicals.
Common food additives in Cap’n Crunch and Apple Jacks cereal may harm human health
When you’re shopping for cereal, you might assume everything for sale has been regulated and proven safe to eat. But that’s not always true. In fact, popular brands, including Cap’n Crunch and Apple...
Transcript of EWG podcast ‘Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode' – Episode 15
In this podcast episode, EWG President and Co-founder Ken Cook speaks with environmentalist Kari Rhinehart, who suffered the loss of a child due to a rare brain tumor. When other children in her...
What the Building Chips in America Act could mean for public health and the environment
A new law meant to expedite building of semiconductor facilities in the U.S. creates questions about how it might also adversely affect the environment and public health.
On World Animal Day, learn about how ‘forever chemicals’ threaten wildlife
October 4 is World Animal Day – a global event now in its 99th year that raises awareness of the health threats facing creatures around the globe. One of the biggest dangers comes from the “forever...
Growing use of antibiotics in factory-farmed animals threatens life-saving medications
The sale of antibiotics for use in livestock grew by 10 percent between 2017 and 2023, further jeopardizing the effectiveness of these life-saving drugs for humans.
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How EWG saved Christmas: Healthy stocking stuffers under $20
Rushing downstairs on Christmas morning to check your stocking is one of the oldest and most treasured yuletide traditions. But finding the perfect stocking stuffers isn’t always as enjoyable.
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Unwrapping the mystery behind peppermint-flavored treats
With the holiday season fast approaching, peppermint treats take center stage. From candy canes to lattes, this refreshing flavor seems to be everywhere. But while the aroma and taste of peppermint...
Best bang for your buck: Mascaras
It’s prom season, which means millions of teenagers across the U.S. will be getting done up for one of the most high school experiences. It’s a time for “promposals,” dancing and getting enough...
Pucker up for less: Lipsticks that won’t break the bank this Valentine’s Day
The right lipstick could be the cherry on top of your Valentine’s Day celebration. Whether you’re getting ready for a dinner date or looking for the perfect gift for your partner, lipstick may be the...
Top 5 ways to reduce your microplastic exposure
This holiday season, make sure the only things sneaking into your cooking are your family’s secret ingredients – not potentially harmful microplastics.
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EWG+HS: Creating the next generation of environmental advocates
High school educates teenagers, giving them knowledge and skills to succeed in life – and now EWG+HS is making environmental health advocacy yet another strength.
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Is your black plastic spatula serving up toxic chemicals?
Black plastic can be found in many kitchens, used for spatulas, tongs, storage containers and more – but these utensils may be leaching chemicals that could harm you.
Your guide to a healthier “everything shower” with EWG Verified® picks
Enter the “everything shower” – a social media trend where users share their favorite products for an indulgent, often lengthy, shower routine complete with hair masks, body scrubs and shaving...
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EWG comments to California Department of Pesticide Regulation on the 2023 Draft Air Monitoring Network Report
EWG submits comments to California Department of Pesticide Regulation on the 2023 Draft Air Monitoring Network Report urging the agency to present the data within the air monitoring report in a more...
Transcript of EWG podcast ‘Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode' – Episode 22
In this podcast episode, EWG President and co-Founder Ken Cook looks into why so many chemicals of concern are found in food sold throughout the U.S. Cook speaks with EWG’s Vice President of...
10 questions for Agriculture Secretary nominee Brooke Rollins
Brooke Rollins, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee to serve as the next secretary of the Department of Agriculture, will testify January 23 before the Senate Agriculture Committee. The panel’s...
Safer men’s products for you and your family
There’s no better time to help the men in your life develop their self-care routine – or to fine-tune your own – than in November, Men’s Health Awareness Month.
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Transcript of EWG podcast ‘Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode' – Episode 24
In this podcast episode, EWG President and co-Founder Ken Cook talks with two colleagues about EWG’s successes in 2024, a look back at the Biden administration and what to expect from the Trump...
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Higher hazards persist in personal care products marketed to Black women, report reveals
Out of 4,011 personal care products marketed to Black women, only 21 percent rate as low hazard in EWG’s Skin Deep® cosmetics database according to this newly updated EWG analysis co-authored with BLK + GRN Founder Kristian Edwards, DrPH.
