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California Legislature passes bill to eliminate lead from school drinking water, protecting youth

California moves closer to banning toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in cleaners

Cleaning products emit hundreds of hazardous chemicals, new study finds

Landmark bill banning harmful food chemicals in California heads to governor

California Legislature sends ban of ‘forever chemicals’ in artificial turf to Gov. Newsom

California Legislature approves ban on fiberglass in mattresses and upholstered furniture

California Legislature sends bill to Gov. Newsom that would ban cosmetics with chemicals linked to cancer, reproductive harm

EWG: Farmers received record $19.13B in crop insurance indemnities in 2022

House GOP budget cuts endanger progress on federal plan to tackle ‘forever chemicals’

EWG updates PFAS map: Toxic 'forever chemicals' contaminate 3,186 locations in U.S.

EPA: PFAS drinking water crisis worse than previously reported

Updated map: Toxic 'forever chemicals' confirmed to contaminate 455 military sites

California Senate Appropriations Committee advances groundbreaking bill to ban chemicals in processed food

Rooftop solar benefits for apartment buildings, schools in crosshairs of California energy regulators

Advocates urge House Farm Bill leaders to protect and strengthen anti-hunger and climate spending programs, include worker protections

California's proposed chromium-6 drinking water limit fails to protect public health

EWG applauds Carper-Braun bill to prioritize climate-smart farming
The following is a statement from Scott Faber, Environmental Working Group senior vice president for government affairs, on the CROP for Farming Act introduced today by Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) and...

Men’s use of personal care products has doubled since 2004, according to new consumer survey

California ratepayers could pay $45B or more to prolong Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant’s life, EWG finds

Detections of 'forever chemicals' in water coast to coast strengthen call for stringent EPA regulations
