Lead Poisoning Cases Linked to Applesauce

Reports of lead poisoning linked to contaminated applesauce have now come from 37 state health departments.

RoundUp Cancer Victim Awarded $332 Million

A California jury awarded $332 million this week to a consumer who sued chemical giant Monsanto, contending that his cancer was related to decades of using its Roundup weedkiller.

Plastic Fragments Discovered in Human Hearts: Study

According to a new study, plastic fragments have been discovered in the human heart.

US Justice Dept Goes After eBay for Illegal Sales of Toxic Pesticides

The U.S. Justice Department filed a civil complaint against eBay this week, claiming the online marketplace unlawfully sold and distributed … More

Fracking Chemicals Database

Database tracks the names and amounts of chemicals used in fracking across the US.

Microwaving Plastic Food Containers Leaches Microplastics into Food, Drinks: Study

A new scientific study has discovered that microwaving plastic food containers and pouches causes microplastics and nanoplastics to migrate from the containers into the food and drinks.

Why PFAS Chemicals Get People Sick: Study

A new scientific study has uncovered why PFAS chemicals are dangerous to human health.

Mainstream Media Finally Reports on Toxic Chemicals in Period Products

Another independent laboratory, this time hired by the NYT, looked for signs of PFAS in 44 period products—including period underwear, tampons, menstrual cups, and more. Their lab conclusions were similar to the results uncovered earlier this year: A surprising number of period/incontinence/personal hygiene products being used by consumers today contain toxic chemicals such as PFAS–including products labeled as “PFAS-Free”.

FDA Finally Targets BPA, PFAS in Food

The FDA indicated that it will finally conduct a food safety review to address concerns over a growing list of chemical food additives, including BPA and PFAS.

AT&T, Verizon Left Toxic Lead Cables Scattered Around US: Investigation

A new report has revealed that AT&T, Verizon and Frontier Communications left legacy lead-sheathed telecom cables scattered about the US in the thousands.