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A team of amazing kids battle lead contamination
It’s that time of year again when makers of kids’ products must disclose to the public if their products contain chemicals that aren’t good for kids health. We analyzed the data from this recent round of reports. The news isn’t great.
Each October, companies from the NFL to KFC use Breast Cancer Awareness Month to engage in “pinkwashing.” Happily, this October, there’s a Breast Cancer Awareness month promotion I can get behind.
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Wednesday night, the House of Representatives passed its version of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) by a wide margin.
We are excited to announce that after 35 years, Washington Toxics Coalition is changing its name to Toxic-Free Future! Through a rigorous process working with our board and staff, we decided on Toxic-Free Future because it communicates our hopeful vision for how the world should be for our families and environment. It’s an ambitious vision […]
Quite frankly, the stories from Flint are hard to hear. It's outrageous that families in Flint are charged some of the highest water bills in the nation for water that they can't use. It's unthinkable to most that the lead contamination crisis that began in Flint more than two years ago has not been "solved" by now. It's unconscionable that Flint families are in the third year of being unable to turn on the faucet and get a drink of water.
The end is in sight! In just two short months the election season will be over. The yard signs will be taken down, campaign ads enshrined in history on YouTube, and your mailbox no longer stuffed full of candidate mailings. But before that idyllic time is upon us, candidates will be asking for your vote […]
Finding out what chemicals are used in kids’ products is no easy feat. We know this first hand. We have our own scientists to figure out what chemicals are in products. Our scientists have used an XRF “x-ray gun” to test for lead and cadmium in toys, cut foam out of couches and baby products […]
Costco lags behind its competition when it comes to protecting its members from chemicals.
Oil spilled into waterways and our communities, dangerous explosions and fire, and toxic smoke spewed into the air for miles ...
