Toxic PFAS Chemicals Common in Indoor Spaces: Study

The results of a new study have revealed that toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” are common in U.S. indoor spaces like homes, workplaces and schools.

Big Chemical Sued by State for PFAS Contamination

The state of California has sued Big Chemical companies that marketed products containing PFAS for decades despite knowing they cause cancer, developmental defects and other health problems.

Democrats Fight to KEEP Using Toxic Chemicals, Pressure EPA to Ease Off Regulations

Prominent Democrats are urging the White House and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ease off on regulating some toxic chemicals known to harm both public health and the environment.

PFAS Chemicals Giving Alligators Lupus

A new scientific study has found that high levels of toxic PFAS chemicals is the likely culprit for making alligators sick with autoimmune disorders that appear similar to human diseases like lupus.

Toxic PFAS Chemicals in Blood of Nearly Every Person Tested

A new study looking at exposure to PFAS* “forever chemicals” in the US revealed that nearly all participants have multiple dangerous compounds in their blood.

RECALL: Carcinogen Present in Dry Shampoos

There is a new recall of several popular brands of dry shampoo due to the presence of benzene–a known carcinogen.

Toxic Chemicals in Halloween Face Paints, Powders

Halloween activities are just around the corner and parents need to beware of toxic chemicals present in face paint and powders for kids.

US PFAS Contamination Map: Study

Scientists have found there are over 50,000 PFAS-contaminated sites throughout the United States. See the map.

Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Discovered in Infants (Again)

A new scientific study has revealed several endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) present in infants.

Toxic PFAS Chemicals Discovered in Umbilical Cord Blood: Analysis

A recent analysis of existing scientific studies revealed that toxic PFAS chemicals were detected in every umbilical cord blood sample across 40 studies conducted over the last five years.