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At EWG, our team of scientists, engineers, policy experts, lawyers and computer programmers pores over government data, legal documents, scientific studies and our own laboratory tests to expose threats to your health and the environment, and to find solutions. Our research brings to light unsettling facts that you have a right to know.

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Teen Girls' Body Burden of Hormone-Altering Cosmetics Chemicals

Adolescent exposures to cosmetic chemicals of concern
» Read more... | Published September 24, 2008

Fire Retardants in Toddlers and Their Mothers

Levels Three Times Higher in Toddlers Than Moms
» Read more... | Published September 4, 2008

Sunscreens: What Works and What's Safe

EWG's study of nearly 1,000 sunscreens finds that 4 out of 5 don't protect consumers.
» Read more... | Published July 1, 2008

Bush Administration Moves to Okay Toxic Teflon Pollution in Tap Water

New EWG tests find the pollutant in Washington DC tap water
» Read more... | Published January 15, 2009

Reducing your exposure to PBDEs in your home

Consult this guidance when seeking ways to minimize your exposure to PBDEs in bedding, clothing, carpets, and electronics.
» Read more... | Published October 7, 2008

Pesticide in Soap, Toothpaste and Breast Milk - Is It Kid-Safe?

Summary & Recommendations
It’s a toxic pesticide that may be in your child’s toothpaste and toys, in your bed, kitchen counters and clothing.
» Read more... | Published July 17, 2008

Credibility Gap: Toxic Chemicals in Food Packaging and DuPont's Greenwashing

How Green is DuPont's Replacement for Teflon Chemical?
» Read more... | Published June 9, 2008

CDC: Americans Carry Body Burden of Toxic Sunscreen Chemical

Caving to Industry, FDA Delays Safety Standards for Decades
» Read more... | Published March 25, 2008

Asbestos Still A Public Health Tragedy; Congress Taking Action

Asbestos kills an estimated 10,000 people in the United States each year, and the number of deaths is increasing. If it were banned today, the public health tragedy would continue for at least another 50 years. House Environment Panel follows Senate and considers landmark legislation to ban the cancer-causing chemical.
» Read more... | Published February 28, 2008
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