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California Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act Moves Forward in Assembly
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act, A.B. 2762, today passed out of the State Assembly Committee on Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials. The following is the statement of...
EWG Comments on EPA’s Decision to Regulate PFOA and PFOS in Drinking Water
Attached are EWG comments on EPA’s decision to regulate PFOA and PFOS in drinking water.
Criminal Probe for DuPont on Teflon Chemical?
Clearing The Air
Although farming contributes little to the problem of airborne toxic particles, farmers suddenly find themselves in the middle of a heated battle over an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposal to improve air quality by reducing emissions from electric utilities, chemical plants and oil companies.
EPA Should Require Clear Labels and Warnings for All Ethanol Blends
EWG Action Fund/Moveon.org TV Commercial
EWG calls for Investigation of Nursery Water
The Highway Beautification Act
TIMELINE: FDA Repeatedly Fails to Warn Consumers About Mercury in Seafood
Tap Water Database
Tell the EPA: Ban Bee-Killing Pesticides
Neonics have been linked to massive decline in bee populations, and new research suggests they may also harm kids' developing nervous systems and brains.
We have a chance to force the EPA to listen to consumers instead of the pesticide industry, and to finally BAN neonics!
Can we count on you to join us?
BAN CANCER-LINKED CHEMICAL FOUND IN CITRUS!
Recent tests by EWG have revealed shockingly high levels of a cancer-linked fungicide in oranges and other citrus fruits. Imazalil is typically applied to citrus post-harvest to prolong the fruit's shelf life, but this chemical can also disrupt the human hormone system and has been classified as a likely human carcinogen.
EWG is calling on the EPA to immediately ban the use of imazalil! Can you
Get Dangerous Chemicals Out of Our Food!
Chemicals linked to cancer, nervous system harm and immune system harm may be lurking in your pantry. It's time to make our food safe! Please join EWG and urge the FDA to BAN the most dangerous chemicals in our food!
Particulate Air Pollution
Under Trump, Farm Subsidies Soared and the Rich Got Richer
Taxpayer-funded farm subsidies have long been skewed in favor of the richest farmers and landowners. But under the Trump administration, even more money went to the largest and wealthiest farms, further shortchanging smaller, struggling family farms.
Another Last-Minute Poison Pill: Trump Administration Kneecaps EPA’s Use of Sound Science To Protect Public Health
With two weeks left in President Trump's term, his Environmental Protection Agency has once again issued an 11th-hour rule that will hamper the incoming Biden administration's efforts to protect...
EWG Calls for Immediate Removal of President Trump from Office
In response to yesterday's shocking and deadly assault on the U.S. Capitol by a riotous mob incited by President Trump, Environmental Working Group President Ken Cook today called for Trump's...
EWG VERIFIED® Brand Partner Follain Diversifies Clean Beauty and Commits 15 Percent of Shelf Space to Black-Owned Brands
Today Follain launches seven new EWG VERIFIED® products at ULTA Beauty, the largest beauty retailer in the U.S. The collection of Follain skincare products is the result of years of consultations with...
In Another 11th-Hour Rollback, Trump EPA Weakens ‘Forever Chemical’ Protections
In yet another 11th-hour rollback of public health protections, political leaders at the Environmental Protection Agency overruled career scientists and watered down a major health assessment for one...
Congressional Investigation: Popular Baby Foods Contain High Levels of Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium and Mercury
Several brands of widely sold baby foods are tainted with dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals, including arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury, according to a new investigation by a House subcommittee...
PG&E admits it may have started another wildfire
Landmark bipartisan PFAS Action Act passes House
Food chemicals bills will reduce U.S. health risks, close gap with strict European rules
