Watch: Reusable Revolution: The Benefits of Reusable Foodware in Restaurants
This webinar provided useful information for restaurant owners, managers, and customers looking to provide a healthier restaurant experience.
CEH’s New Logo — What Does It All Mean?
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.
New CEH Report Uncovers Big Tobacco’s Evolving Plan to Hook Kids
The sweet smells of artificial fruit and burnt sugar hit me as soon as I enter the smoke shop. There are no Prop 65 warnings posted, and I only see mint and original flavors of nicotine products on display. I ask the clerk if there are any fruit flavored nicotine...
Five Industries CEH Holds (and Keeps) Accountable
Many of our leaders are trying to weaken regulatory oversight — even if that means dangerous products make it to the market. That makes our work together at the Center for Environmental Health even more critical to protecting your health and safety, as well as the health of our planet.
Why You Should be Scared of Shein This Halloween
Three ways you can protect yourself and your family.
Tell Celestial Seasonings to Make its Tea Plastic-Free
The New York Times recently reported that there are enough microplastic shards in our brains to make a plastic spoon!
We ReUse’s New Reusable Cafeteria Tray Shows Growing Demand for CEH’s GreenScreen Certified Standard
We ReUse joins Ahimsa as the second company to manufacture reusable school cafeteria trays that use inherently safer chemical ingredients.
Center for Environmental Health Receives Outstanding School Recycling Program Award
CEH’s Green & Clean Purchasing Team Coordinator Ben Schleifer Accepts Outstanding School Recycling Program Award
Tell Dunkin’ to Stop Handing Out Receipts and Labels with BPS
At the Dunkin’ location that CEH visited, the adhesive labels attached to their coffee cups had the highest levels of BPS out of any of the adhesive labels we tested.
Read: A Poison Like No Other – How Microplastics Corrupted Our Planet and Our Bodies
Looking for your next summer read? Get the book for free through July 8.