Gearing up for the new school year yet? Figuring out what food storage options work for you and your family? Where you can’t avoid plastics, get to know how to choose and use safer ones with these essential tips!
Be Picky With Plastics | Toxic-Free Future
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Plastics are ubiquitous, cheap and convenient, but come with a hidden cost: they leach chemicals that contaminate our food and drink, and they create enduring pollution. The best thing to do is minimi...
Come celebrate with us as we raise a glass to Toxic-Free Future’s achievements and its cutting-edge science program. Together we can continue winning strong health protections for people and the environment!
A Soiree for Science! | Toxic-Free Future
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Please join us at Toxic-Free Future’s annual cocktail party! Come celebrate with us as we raise a glass to TFF’s achievements and its cutting-edge science program. Together we can continue winning...
"Women of color have higher levels of beauty-related environmental chemicals in their body, irrespective of socio-economic status."
Beauty standards are literally toxic for women of color
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Personal care products can poison you, and women of color take on extra burdens.
Take a look at this cheap, non-toxic way to get rid of those pesky fruit flies this summer. What non-toxic tricks do you use in your home?
Uninvited Summer Guests | Toxic-Free Future
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Late summer is fruit fly season in my house. All those beautiful summer fruits we love so much this time of year bring with them some baggage – fruit flies! These uninvited visitors soon become a ...
More and more communities are facing cancer-causing perfluorinated chemicals in their drinking water, including here in Washington state. We need strong drinking water standards, policies that prevent further contamination, and actions to clean up and address existing contamination. Want to help? Sign our petition to Governor Inslee: bit.ly/2wb9elC
Researchers to study chemical contamination of US waters
washingtonpost.com
University of Rhode Island and Harvard University professors are collaborating through a new research center to study chemicals that have contaminated water at sites nationwide.
