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Loving those tasty spring holiday candies? Look out for harmful ingredients
What they’re saying about the EPA’s proposal to regulate ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
Here’s what leaders from environmental, health and community advocacy organizations are saying about the EPA’s announcement, which marks historic progress on addressing PFAS:
California could ban a toxic preservative lurking in pastries
Popular sweetener erythritol, found in Truvia, linked to heart risk, new study says
Wildlife warning: More than 330 species contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’
Roses are red, candy is sweet, avoid these additives in your Valentine’s Day treat
‘Forever chemicals’ in freshwater fish: Mapping a growing environmental justice problem
This holiday treat can harm your health
Five ways a hidden Pentagon health study undercounts ‘forever chemicals’ risks
With many causes, U.S. tap water crises historically harm communities of color
Change the market. Advocate for safety. Lead with science. Protect our health.
EWG’s 2022 gift guide
Choosing a gift for someone is challenging enough without the added worry of whether the item you’re buying is full of potentially harmful chemicals.
Quibble with Kibbles: ‘Forever chemicals’ in pet food packaging add to perils at home
Frightening food: The scary additives lurking in Halloween candy
Halloween horror led to stricter food safety law – it’s time for another update
To dye for: Chemical that makes sweet treats look irresistible linked to health risks
Thousands of children’s sweets STILL contain additive unsafe for human consumption
How to protect kids during the EPA’s Children’s Health Month
The Environmental Protection Agency is celebrating national Children’s Health Month, with tips for shielding kids from potential health harms caused by lead contamination, pesticides on produce and...
Flawed WHO report on ‘forever chemicals’ fails human health, EWG scientists find
Disparities in exposure to chemicals with links to weight gain
In addition to changes that make our lives more sedentary and perhaps also shifts in genetic makeup, the sharp increase in obesity and overweight we are seeing may be caused by far more exposure to...