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Response to U.S. EPA’s Proposed National Drinking Water Standards for PFAS

Response to U.S. EPA’s Proposed National Drinking Water Standards for PFAS

Today, Center for Environmental Health, Toxic Free North Carolina, Cape Fear River Watch, and Clean Cape Fear responded to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ...
Founder’s Celebration Honors Michael Green’s Audacious 26-Year Legacy at the Center for Environmental Health

Founder’s Celebration Honors Michael Green’s Audacious 26-Year Legacy at the Center for Environmental Health

CEH a Founder’s Celebration on Friday, May 5 in San Francisco, honoring Michael Green’s 26 years of transformational leadership at the organization.  ...
Public Health Groups Urge FDA to Cancel Approval of Titanium Dioxide in Food

Public Health Groups Urge FDA to Cancel Approval of Titanium Dioxide in Food

A coalition of five public health advocacy organizations petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to revoke its approval to use the harmful color additive titanium ...
Would You Drink the Water?

Would You Drink the Water?

State and federal officials and regulators have made a big deal about having a cup of water when they visit the most infamous village in ...
Medium: Toxic Tragedies Displace People and Communities

Medium: Toxic Tragedies Displace People and Communities

The massive fire at an eastern Indiana recycling plant last week that has forced evacuation orders for more than 2,000 people is only the latest illustration of ...
Lead and Cadmium Found in Greenwashed Urban Outfitters Fashion Accessories

Lead and Cadmium Found in Greenwashed Urban Outfitters Fashion Accessories

Did you know that Urban Outfitters is selling lead and cadmium-tainted jewelry and other fashion accessories? The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) tested 11 fashion ...
CEH Annual Report & Legacy of Impact

CEH Annual Report & Legacy of Impact

Our annual report and legacy of impact is now live. ...
What You Need to Know About BPA in Clothing

What You Need to Know About BPA in Clothing

The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) found high levels of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in socks, sports bras, and athletic shirts. BPA is a well-studied ...
The Truth About Hex Chrome

The Truth About Hex Chrome

A recent LA Times article ignores the environmental injustice of these toxic air emissions ...
The Fight Continues: BPA in Activewear

The Fight Continues: BPA in Activewear

The Center for Environmental Health is suing 7 brands of sports bras and 5 brands of athletic shirts after testing showed that the clothing could ...
A Community Champion in the Fight Against Toxic Diesel Pollution

A Community Champion in the Fight Against Toxic Diesel Pollution

The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) is committed to supporting the local efforts of community leaders to defend against unsafe toxic exposures in their communities. ...
CEH Finds 100+ Sock Brands with High Levels of BPA

CEH Finds 100+ Sock Brands with High Levels of BPA

Throughout 2022, CEH has reached legally-binding, court-enforceable agreements with some of the companies. We applaud those that have elected to reformulate their products to remove ...
Building a Community-Led Air Monitoring Network to Advance Environmental Justice in Paramount, CA

Building a Community-Led Air Monitoring Network to Advance Environmental Justice in Paramount, CA

Moses has lived in Paramount his entire life and remembers the first time he noticed a metallic smell in the air around his home in ...
CEH Institutes Rotating Expanded Leadership Team

CEH Institutes Rotating Expanded Leadership Team

CEH instituted an expanded leadership team this fall, welcoming three additional staff members to the leadership team for the final quarter of 2022.  ...
WATCH: Virtual Town Hall ‘The Great Indoors – Keeping Your Home Free of Toxics’

WATCH: Virtual Town Hall ‘The Great Indoors – Keeping Your Home Free of Toxics’

Did you know invisible pollutants in our indoor air can be harmful to our health? In our virtual town hall yesterday, we learned from experts ...
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