The new book “Count Down” by environmental and reproductive epidemiologist Shanna Swan crystallizes just how dangerous endocrine disrupting chemicals, such as phthalates and bisphenols, are to human reproductive health – and even pose a threat to the potential survival of the human species. States have been leading the charge to combat these harmful chemicals.
Congress is considering provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act to protect citizens from toxic PFAS chemicals.
Thanks to the hard work of advocates all around the country, states are once again adopting much needed policies to protect their citizens from dangerous toxic chemicals.
From Anchorage, AK to Greenburgh, NY to Albertsons’ hometown of Boise, ID, shoppers urged the company to turn up the heat on toxic chemicals this summer.
State governments from coast to coast are doubling down on science as a foundation for good governance and health-protective policy.
Legislation banning toxic flame retardants was signed in Washington — and moving all across the country!
