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We’ve tested countless products, exposed companies for harming consumers, and forced them to remove chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, brain damage or other debilitating illness.
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Who Protects Us From Harmful Chemicals?
This video, narrated by Sarah Wayne Callies, tells the story of CEH’s 25-year track record of protecting people, families, and communities from toxic chemicals...
Killer Looks: Getting Toxics out of Jewelry
During the last decade, research by public health experts and investigations by CEH and others found that lead and cadmium were common in jewelry for...
Getting Lead Out of Candy
California health groups and regulators found high levels of lead in many types of candies imported from Mexico in the early 2000s. According to a...
A Breath of Fresh Air for the Residents of Paramount in Los Angeles
In late 2016, in response to the relentless activism of concerned parents and teachers, Southern California air pollution regulators began a hexavalent chromium air monitoring...
Flipping the Flame Retardant Market
Not very long ago, nearly all of us had toxic flame retardants in our couches, chairs, changing pads, and nap mats. The tobacco and chemical...
Sinking Trump’s EPA Pick
Trump’s rise to the presidency emboldened the chemical lobby to infiltrate federal agencies and undermine environmental protections. They picked Michael Dourson, a darling of chemical...
CEH Exposes Cancer-Causing Chemical Lurking in Children’s Foods
Acrylamide in food has been a serious concern since 2002 when scientists discovered the cancer-causing chemical in many common products. The chemical poses particular threats...
Proposition 65- Protecting California and the Nation from Toxic Chemicals
In 1986, California voters overwhelmingly approved an innovative law that set new standards for protecting people from toxic chemicals. The law is called the Safe...
CEH In New York: Protecting the Public from Fracking Chemicals
In fracking, a mixture of chemicals, sand, and millions of gallons of water is pumped under high pressure into deep wells, to break up rock...
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