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“Today’s high (or low) temperature was an all-time record for this date.”
How many times have you heard that? And wondered if it means anything, if it's related to climate change - or not? Check it out for yourself on EWG's Ag Mag.
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“Today’s high (or low) temperature was an all-time record for this date.” How many times have you heard that? This kind of news has been a staple of

Environmental Working Group You did it! EWG Prez Ken Cook was named "The Ultimate Green Game Changer" by Huffington Post voters for using new media (before it *was* new media) to fight misinformation and weak legislation on toxics and farm policy since 1993. The other 9 nominees? Also very impressive game changers. A big thanks to all of them.
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Recognized for his efforts in utilizing new media to fight misinformation and weak legislation on toxics and human health, EWG president and co-founder Ken Cook was named one of Huffington Post’s Top Ten Ultimate Green Game Changers.

Environmental Working Group Ever wonder how scientists know how much radiation your cell phone emits? Or why your very own phone emits different amounts of radiation depending on how - and where - you use it? Learn that and more in our "Understanding cell phone radiation" blog series.
Source: www.enviroblog.org
Smart discussion of the latest science and news on toxins in your food, water, and air, and what government agencies should be doing to protect public health. Written by EWG staff.

Environmental Working Group Yesterday EWG Prez Ken Cook spoke (twice!) with Pennsylvanians about the urgent need to replace our broken national chemicals policy with the Kid-Safe Chemicals Act. If you missed him, watch the short version @ http://bit.ly/3wBrZi. It's worth the 20 minutes.
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Most parents wouldn't think of intentionally exposing their children to poisonous chemicals.But most unknowingly do, thanks to a weak federal law regulating industrial chemicals, according to Ken Cook, co-founder and president of the Environmental Working Group.

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Good news! EWG is running a limited time offer. Give $5 today and
get a free "Dirty Dozen" fridge magnet. It'll remind you which produce contains the most - and the least - pesticides. A handy tool for smart shopping.
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EWG is up against our year-end fundraising goals and a donation from you ensures that we will continue to help you make safe choices for you and your family.And, if you make a tax-deductible donation today, your donation will be matched by a generous donor, doubling your impact! ...

Environmental Working Group Have you seen our 1-page guide to PBDEs? PBDE = an acronym for some of the most common chemical fire retardants in consumer products. We make it easy to identify & avoid them - where it matters most.
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Understand why and how to reduce your exposure to PBDEs PBDEs flame retardants fire retardants

Environmental Working Group EWG recently recommended that the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) step up to protect people from perfluorinated chemicals (aka "PFCs" - think: Teflon). Because they can and they should. Read our formal comments here.
U.S. Toxics Registry Should Set Exposure Limit For Chemicals in "Teflon" Family | Environmental Work
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Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) Toxicological Profile for Perfluoroalkyls Draft for Public Comment Comments of Olga V. Naidenko, Ph.D. Senior Scientist

Environmental Working Group It's almost time for holiday cooking. Wondering what to do about your non-stick cookware? Get EWG's recommendations for safer alternatives and our tips for cooking more safely if you're "stuck" with the non-stick.
Source: www.enviroblog.org

Environmental Working Group New developments in the BPA debate: 1. The American Medical Association agrees to work with regulators to minimize exposures. 2. A disturbing study of Chinese factory workers links high BPA exposures to male sexual dysfunction. Stay current on our Kid-Safe Chemicals blog.
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When people ask whether modern synthetics are damaging their health and endangering future generations, Topic A is nearly always bisphenol A (BPA), a synthetic

Environmental Working Group EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson has called for federal toxics reform 3 times in the past 2 months - with kids' health as her driving force. We're thinking that's 3 more times than the 2 previous Administrations combined. Fan her on Facebook to stay current and see what else she's working on.
I’m honored to rejoin EPA as Administrator, and very excited to be back at the agency where I first got my start. I can’t wait to see what we can get done in the years ahead. I grew up in the 9th Ward of New Orleans, went to college at Tulane University (go Wave!) and graduated with a degree in chemical engineerin...g. I got my masters from Princeton and joined the EPA soon after that. I’ve lived and worked in New Jersey for the last 20 years, but I’m glad to be back in DC, which was where I worked with EPA when they first hired me back in the 80s. At the heart of everything we do to protect the environment are the people who get clean water and air, and safe places to live and work. I still have a letter I got when I was Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. It came from a woman who was fighting to get an environmental cleanup started in her neighborhood, to protect children who were getting sick from toxins in the ground and water. We helped her win that fight, and her letter – which I keep in my desk – is a constant reminder of the difference we can make. As EPA Administrator, I want to keep helping communities deal with the environmental challenges of the 21st century. I want to broaden our conversation so we can reach new people, like some of the folks I grew up with in New Orleans, who may not have talked much about environmentalism before, but certainly feel the effects of pollution and climate change. And I want to seize the opportunities for green jobs and clean energy that can get our economy moving again. But most importantly, I want to make sure that this generation does a good job of protecting the planet for the next generation – which includes my two sons. We owe it to them. I’m glad that I’m back at EPA, so that I can be part of creating a cleaner, safer world for our young people.Read More
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Our homes aren't safe and clean if the air inside is polluted with chemicals from household cleaners. Follow these simple tips to protect your family's
health while you clean your home.
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How to clean your home with cleaning products that are safe for kids.

Environmental Working Group Have you signed EWG's petition to protect kids from toxic chemicals? And shared it with your friends? EWG will deliver it to Congress. Because YOUR voice is what will trigger change. And change in our national chemicals policy is long, long overdue.
Sign the petition to protect kids! | Kid-Safe Chemicals Act Interactive Magazine | Environmental Wor
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Sign the Kid-Safe Chemicals Act petition! Donate to EWG and help continue their great work.

Environmental Working Group Interested in greening your child's school after reading EWG's new school cleaners report? Turns out Deirdre Imus has great resources on greener school cleaning, too. Check out her "Greening Your School" program in USA Today.
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The wife of shock jock Don Imus wants you to know that many schools contain harmful toxins and other chemical contaminants that endanger children's health.

Environmental Working Group BPA is used to make a lot of useful products that we don't eat. Which is all well and good. It's the packaging that touches our food and drink that EWG thinks should be BPA-free, fast. What's on your "dump-BPA" list? You can read ours on Huff Post.
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The debate about controversial plastic chemical bisphenol A (BPA), a synthetic estrogen, is heating up, with warring camps hurling data like flaming darts. BPA should not show up in any food-related products.
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