It was only three years ago that train cars containing more than 100,000 gallons of PVC plastic derailed and were subsequently burned, setting off a major environmental health disaster.

PVC plastic is made a dangerous, cancer-causing petrochemical with well-documented toxic hazards at every stage of its lifecycle.

The Center for Environmental Health has won 91% of our legal cases in the past five years.

After getting it off the market more than a decade ago, Cocamide DEA seems to be creeping back into the market.

The Center for Environmental Health has unveiled a new logo design and color palette that reaffirms the organization’s commitment for a safer, healthier future.

If this stunningly reckless bill is successful, it would become much harder — and in some instances impossible — for EPA to require that chemicals are tested for safety.

CEH’s Secret Shopper reveals a shocking experience they had shopping for our latest investigation.

Though many intimate care washes are marketed to promise “freshness,” the truth is they often contain ingredients linked to health risks.

We ReUse is the second company to make reusable school cafeteria trays using safer ingredients.

The adhesive labels attached to the coffee cups at the Dunkin’ location CEH visited had the highest levels of BPS out of any of the adhesive labels we tested!