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Rachel Carson: The woman behind the book
Known, of course, for her movement-launching 1962 book, Silent Spring, Rachel Carson understood the important relationship between nature and chemicals. She raised her voice to inform others and...
Cosmetics Safety Series - Part 2: Mind the (data) gap
We think consumers deserve to know that the products and ingredients they use every day have been tested for safety.
Blogger talk: Too many chemicals in cord blood
It's true there are too many chemicals in cord blood. You know it. We know it. But who else knows it? Well now, that depends on who else is writing about it (like, say, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal)...
EWG analysis finds farm emissions from fertilizing ‘continuous corn’ crops fueling climate crisis
Fertilizing massive “continuous corn” crops across the Midwest is a major driver of greenhouse gas emissions, a new Environmental Working Group analysis shows. But proven conservative practices could...
Statement of Scott Faber during signing ceremony for AB 1264, banning ‘particularly harmful’ ultra-processed foods
SACRAMENTO – On Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a first-in-the-nation law to legally define ultra-processed food, or UPF, and phase out the most harmful UPF from public school meals. Assembly Bill...
Transcript of EWG podcast ‘Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode' – Episode 42
In this episode , EWG President and co-Founder Ken Cook talks with Lo Bosworth, author, influencer, and founder and CEO of Love Wellness , a women’s personal care brand that uses emerging microbiome...
Bipartisan group of 157 state legislators urges Sen. Marshall to protect states’ ability to regulate toxic food chemicals
WASHINGTON – A bipartisan group of more than 150 state lawmakers throughout the country is today urging Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) to preserve the ability of states to protect consumers from toxic...
EWG comments on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency July 2025 announcement regarding perchloroethylene regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act
Attached are EWG's submitted comments to the Environmental Protection Agency on their July 2025 announcement regarding perchloroethylene regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Advocates hold 'Stop the Stamp!' event calling on CPUC to halt latest PG&E rate hike
***MEDIA ADVISORY*** For planning purposes FRESNO, Calif. – Environmental and consumer advocates will gather in Fresno on November 7 to urge the California Public Utilities Commission, or CPUC, to...
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...
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.
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...
Why we (still) don't trust Chesapeake Energy
April was a busy month for the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania, especially for one company in particular - Chesapeake Energy Corporation. And that's saying a lot for one of the country's most...
Protect our Water, Protect our Health
In March, DuPont, the behemoth chemical company whose factories have polluted groundwater in several communities in West Virginia, Ohio and New Jersey, agreed to pay $8.3 million to provide water...
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.
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...
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.
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.
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...
‘Forever chemicals’ in drinking water: How exposure can impact infant health
Exposure through drinking water to the toxic “ forever chemicals ” known as PFAS can harm infant health before birth, a recent study finds . The risks of exposure can include premature birth, low...
EWG comments on California DTSC's 2025 microplastics in consumer products research
Attached are EWG’s comments in support of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control’s 2025 microplastics in consumer products research.
New science finds babies exposed to more ‘forever chemicals’ than previously known
A new peer-reviewed study raises fresh concerns about how exposure to the toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS may affect health from the very start of life – and how to most effectively tackle...
Nearly three-quarters of U.S. baby foods are ultra-processed, new study finds
Most baby food sold in U.S. grocery stores is ultra-processed, a new study finds, raising fresh concerns about what many infants and toddlers are eating during a critical window of development. The...
Pennsylvania lawmakers, health advocates rally at Capitol to ban toxic weedkiller paraquat
HARRISBURG, Pa. – A bipartisan group of Pennsylvania lawmakers joined farmers and public health advocates at the Capitol this week to call for swift passage of House Bill 1135 and Senate Bill 1158...
