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Toxic chemicals in the kitchen: 5 low-stress clean swaps
Top 5 ways to reduce your microplastic exposure
Unwrapping the mystery behind peppermint-flavored treats
Safer men’s products for you and your family
How factory farms can contaminate carrots with dangerous pathogens like E. coli
A California carrot company has initiated a voluntary recall following an E. coli outbreak that has caused at least one death and sickened many others, according to the Centers for Disease Control and...
Senate farm bill proposal makes climate a USDA priority
If enacted, the farm bill released this week by Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) would finally make it a permanent Department of Agriculture priority to support farmers...
Greenwashing: Truth versus hype about consumer products
Many consumer product companies tout the environmental and health benefits of what they sell, but some of these claims fall short of the hype – a problem known as “greenwashing.”
Growing use of antibiotics in factory-farmed animals threatens life-saving medications
What are parabens?
When you shop for personal care products, food or beverages, you might have spotted “parabens” listed on the ingredient label. What are they, and are they safe?
The Conservation Reserve Program is failing to prioritize soil health. House Republicans could make it worse.
Will agriculture be America’s leading source of greenhouse gas emissions?
How factory farms can contaminate onions with dangerous pathogens like E. coli
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration report that onions are the likely source of the McDonald’s E. coli outbreak that killed one person and sickened...
Breast cancer cases are on the rise, and chemical exposures play a role
Unmasking the ingredients in fall’s favorite flavor: Pumpkin spice
USDA livestock subsidies top $72B
Your guide to a healthier “everything shower” with EWG Verified® picks
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.
Best bang for your buck: Eyeliners under $20
New approaches to public data make the invisible visible: The environmental injustice of pesticide use in California
What’s in your coffee creamer – and is it healthy?