Smoking might be banned in most places, but there are still toxic chemicals everywhere--and no requirements that the companies who make them warn you about them. A new law is aiming to change all that.READ»
If you thought that only people in rural Pennsylvania were blessed with water that they can light on fire, think again. Fracking happens everywhere, you just don't know about it.READ»
"Taxpayers are told subsidies help small, struggling family farmers --
but that couldn't be further from the truth," says Don Carr of the
Environmental Working Group, which calculated that the wealthiest 10%
of American farmers ...READ»
So you've bought a BPA-free water bottle and ditched BPA-filled canned food. But BPA, a toxic chemical found in many of the products we use every day, may still be a big part of your life.READ»
Sunscreen is supposed to protect us from cancer, but a new report from the Environmental Working Group claims that many products don't do what they're supposed to. Some sunscreens contains ingredients that might even trigger skin ...READ»
An Environmental Working Group study, released Tuesday evening, found traces of BPA in 90% of infants' umbilical cord blood, the first U.S. study to confirm the chemical's presence in babies. BPA is thought to cause fertility and ...READ»
Most of us have heard about the myriad studies done over the past few years that claim cell phone use leads to a marked increase in salivary gland and brain tumors. And while none of these studies are conclusive--WHO, the FDA, and the ...READ»
