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EPA Termination of Environmental Justice for New England Program
We are proud to be one of 36 organizations to receive a grant from Environmental Justice for New England (EJforNE),
We are proud to be one of 36 organizations to receive a grant from Environmental Justice for New England (EJforNE),
We were thrilled to be joined by author Sharon Udasin last week for a conversation on PFAS in the context
This week is Air Quality Awareness Week. In alignment, we are highlighting the impact of plastic bottle production on air
Plastic production, use, and disposal threaten Earth’s communities, air, water, biodiversity, and soils. The Global Plastics Treaty seeks to address
Breathing is so second nature to many of us that you may think less about how your respiratory system works
Diane Wilson is an award-winning environmental activist and author. She has won numerous awards for her work in environmentalism, but initially, this was
Today, we focus our sights on Tennessee in our ongoing series highlighting PFAS contamination issues nationwide. In 2019, the company
In Defend Our Health’s scathing report titled Hidden Hazards: The Chemical Footprint of a Plastic Bottle we found that 64%
PFAS contamination via sewage sludge has impacted the lives of many farmers in Maine and across the county, so much
As we inch closer to the fourth session of the Global Plastic Treaty negotiations, it is important to understand our