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I never buy anti-bacterial soap, opting instead for plain soap and water. Now @MJ_Coren explains why that means sense -- and how you might be breeding super bugs by falling for hygiene theater washingtonpost.com/climate-e…
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Ideas Change Everything. We’re excited to share a sneak peak of just a few of the #TEDxGreatPacificGarbagePatch speakers who will share their ideas, innovations, and expertise to solve the plastic pollution crisis.
You’ll hear from revolutionary businesses, leaders in environmental and social justice, policy experts, trailblazing scientists, and more, who can galvanize us toward collective action.
🌍 Wherever you are in the world, join the livestream to take part in this exciting event!
📍Stream live on Nov. 8
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#PlasticPollutes #BreakFreeFromPlastic #TEDx #TEDTALKS
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Thanks to Keen Footwear and @MarkRuffalo for this terrific, unique video helping raise awareness of the need to address the #PFAS #foreverchemicals problem:
m.youtube.com/watch?v=-gdEuU…
@Taftlaw @YaleSPH @Lesscancer @rightlivelihood @DarkWatersMovie #ExposureBook
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Recent actions by the US federal government have me really concerned about our future leadership in innovation. I wrote about it here:
thehill.com/opinion/educatio…
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New research from the @UofT suggests that #Children might be exposed to harmful #Chemicals from their mattresses, potentially affecting their neurological and reproductive #Health. @Green_Science
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Unregulated flame retardants can break down into toxic byproducts, study shows thenewlede.org/2025/03/unreg… @Douglas_Main @thenewledenews
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New study led by our @usc_cter postdoc Sherlock Li revealing elevated #PFAS blood concentrations associated with limited healthy food access, drinking water contamination, and proximity to Superfund sites @SRP_NIEHS @uscpphs @KeckMedicineUSC keck.usc.edu/news/study-find…
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Do you need antibacterial hand soap? Doctors explain in 20-second TikTok: tiktok.com/t/ZP88cSGue/
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Thank you @phoebesaid for this important story. We at @ConsumerReports-@CRAdvocacy stand with @Green_Science @IAFFofficial and all who think fire safety measures should also prioritize long-term public health—and not drive exposure to harmful chemicals. Time for @NHTSAgov to act.
News for anyone who cares about children. A bipartisan fight for action.
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@pbsparents @ConsumerReports @SenBlumenthal @IAFFofficial @PeteButtigieg @DorisMatsui @MorganGriffith
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Note: @parents join firefighters, scientists, lawmakers and consumer watchdogs in their plea.
@DukeU @Green_Science @POTUS @NHTSAgov
News for anyone who cares about children. A bipartisan fight for action.
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@pbsparents @ConsumerReports @SenBlumenthal @IAFFofficial @PeteButtigieg @DorisMatsui @MorganGriffith
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"It is a false choice to choose between renewable energy and less #PFAS pollution," said Ariana Spentzos of @Green_Science.
Advocates urge lithium-ion battery producers to reconsider materials to prevent new PFAS pollution.
@EPA @3M @PFASProject @sejorg
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Just now In partnership with the @Green_Science and the @IAFFofficial, we delivered more than 32k of your petition signatures to the headquarters of @NHTSAgov, calling on the agency to update its outdated flammability standard for car interiors and child car seats!
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The urgent need for designing greener drugs – Out today in @naturesustainab!
17 international scientists call for an increased focus on designing more sustainable drugs to tackle the growing issue of pharma pollution at its source 💊🌍
Free link👉 rdcu.be/dJYoq
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Excellent viewpoint in ES&T regarding our study on flame retardants found in all vehicles, by Dr. Linda Birnbaum and firefighter Jay Fleming: doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.4c03…
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For years, I wished someone inside 3M could give me insight into the company’s decision to keep making and selling “forever chemicals” even though they were accumulating in people. Then I met Kris Hansen... propublica.org/article/3m-fo…
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.@Fastlerner reports on the corporate scientists at 3M who discovered—and then helped to conceal—the dangers of the forever chemicals leaching out of its products. nyer.cm/IMkqgPP
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CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil@CBSEveningNews7 May 2024
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Most car seats are treated with flame-retardant chemicals due to a federal fire safety standard, but a new study suggests that drivers may be inhaling toxic chemicals from them.
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I had a great time speaking with @annawerner on @CBSMornings about our new study on flame retardants in cars. They're in your...my...every vehicle.
There’s new concern about toxic chemicals coming from the seats inside cars. Most are treated with flame-retardant chemicals — and a new study found drivers may be breathing them in.
@annawerner shares what you can do to protect yourself.
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There’s new concern about toxic chemicals coming from the seats inside cars. Most are treated with flame-retardant chemicals — and a new study found drivers may be breathing them in.
@annawerner shares what you can do to protect yourself.
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Pesky PFAS: How One Bad Zipper Proves the PFC Problem gearjunkie.com/news/pfas-out…
























