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Study: Big Soda’s Ads Target Young People of Color
Drilling Doublespeak: Slideshow
Algae Blooms: More Than 300 Outbreaks So Far This Year
If you're headed for the lake or river this Labor Day weekend, be on the lookout for outbreaks of potentially toxic algae. Through the end of August, algae blooms have plagued 318 bodies of water...
California Regulators
Like Coal, Natural Gas Losing Ground to Renewables
As expensive, dirty coal power staggers toward its inevitable demise, natural gas has come to dominate the electricity market.
How Does EWG Set a ‘Health Benchmark’ for Glyphosate Exposure?
Absent Federal Action, Communities and Corporations Commit to Renewables
While the Trump administration is promoting coal, a dirty and dangerous fossil fuel headed for the scrap heap of history, a growing number of communities and companies across the nation are embracing...
Trump’s Environmental Rollbacks Answer Coal Boss’ Wish List
This week, federal regulators rejected the Trump administration's proposal to require the use of electricity from failing coal and nuclear plants, even when cheaper sources are available
80 Years Later, Cosmetics Chemicals Still Unregulated
Health Professionals: Fracking Can’t Be Done Without Threatening Public Health
Fracking for oil and gas poses an impending health crisis in the U.S., two leading groups of health professionals warn in a new report.
Bad Ideas Spring from Drought
EWG Celebrates 13 Women Scientists in 2013 Women’s History Month
Meet the Farmers of Manhattan
EWG’s Most Popular Stories of 2018 – and Some You May Have Missed
Top 10 Stories of 2011
16 Effective and Safe Products To Guard Against Coronavirus
It’s Time To Switch to PFAS-Free Firefighting Foams
Mississippi River Flood Management Could Cause Another Devastating Gulf Coast Toxic Algae Bloom This Year
The Army Corps of Engineers just opened a huge flood management structure to relieve the swollen Mississippi River, which could cause a recurrence of a huge toxic algae bloom along the Gulf Coast...
Keeping Kids Safe from Toxic Algae
Outbreaks of potentially toxic algae are fouling lakes, rivers and other bodies of water across the U.S. Nationally, news reports on algae outbreaks have been on the rise since 2010.
Congress Must Finally Put an End to Direct Payments
Waterkeeper Alliance and EWG Investigation Finds Hurricane Florence Flooded Poultry Operations Housing 1.8 Million Birds
As the Climate Crisis Accelerates, Big Utilities Go Slower on Cutting Carbon Emissions
Just when carbon emissions must be rapidly slashed to combat the climate crisis, in coming years some of the biggest U.S electric utilities will move more slowly to cut carbon pollution, according to...
We Want You To Protect Your Kids From Nonstick Chemicals: Here’s How