CEH Condemns White Supremacy
We at CEH unequivocally condemn white supremacy culture and commit to dismantling this culture in our organization, in the communities we serve, and throughout the United States.
Victory! Estée Lauder, MAC & Clinique Makeup Will Not Contain Toxic Chemical PFOA
The settlement ensures that cosmetics like foundations and concealers manufactured under these brands will not contain any intentionally added PFOA or other fluorinated ingredients that are known to degrade to PFOA.
Webinar: The Fall of Plastics: What’s so Luxurious about LVT?
Luxury Vinyl Tile is taking over the world of flooring: it mimics the look of wood or stone tile without the same installation or maintenance needs. It is cheap, waterproof, and durable. And manufacturers have been making sustainability claims arguing that they avoid...
CEH Congratulates Martha Guzman Aceves, New Regional Administrator for EPA’s Region 9
The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) congratulated Martha Guzman Aceves, who was named Regional Administrator for EPA’s Region 9 yesterday.
Center for Environmental Health Announces Integration with Because Health
Today the Center for Environmental Health (CEH) announced it will bring environmental health educational campaign Because Health (BH) into CEH’s communications.
CEH Mourns the Loss of Arlene Rodriguez
CEH mourns the immense loss of our longtime advisor, Board Member, colleague, and friend Arlene Rodriguez, who passed away on Saturday, October 2.
CEH Finds 100+ Sock Brands with High Levels of BPA
In total, CEH has initiated litigation with 75 socks brands, including Adidas, Champion, GAP, Hanes, New Balance, and Reebok.
CEH Statement on the California Recall Election 2021
As a 25-year-old organization leading the nationwide effort to protect people from toxic chemicals, the Center for Environmental Health (CEH) supports the results of the California Recall Election and calls on Governor Gavin Newsom to follow through on his commitments to environmental health and addressing the climate crisis.
New Testing Shows High Levels of BPA in Socks Made for Babies, Kids, and Adults
Extensive testing by CEH showed BPA in socks at up to 19 times over the safe limit of the chemical, according to California law. Learn how you can take action.