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These 6 common household products may be making Americans sick, a toxicologist warns

Some chemicals in household products can become harmful at certain levels and after repeated exposure.

Fortune

Tyson Foods Sued Over False 'Net-Zero' And 'Climate-Smart' Beef Promises

Tyson Foods is being sued for allegedly choosing publicity over action and deceiving customers with bogus climate promises. Find out more about the lawsuit filed by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).

International Business Times

What's worse, the sun or sunscreen?

Because the sun surely does. Here, experts address concerns about sunblock ingredients.

Fortune

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Diet Mountain Dew for the win? Why the favorite soda of both JD Vance and Tim Walz may not be a health drink.

The chartreuse soda contains three artificial sweeteners and various additives. How safe are they?

Fortune

FDA Bans Brominated Vegetable Oil In Food Products For Safety Concerns

Learn about the FDA's ban on BVO in food products and the health risks associated with this additive. Stay informed and make healthier choices for your diet.

Top News

Farm bill to weaken pesticide protection

Language in the bill seeks to limit local authority to regulate pesticide use and sue pesticide companies

Salon

Texas farmers face mounting expenses as droughts worsen

Rising temperatures intensify drought and increase costs for the heavily subsidized crop insurance program.

The Texas Tribune

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Can Beef Be ‘Low Carbon’? The USDA Thinks So

The agency rubber-stamped Tyson’s beef as “climate friendly,” but no one has seen the data behind the company’s claim.

Inverse

Are organic mattresses a con? An expert talks 'green washing' in the organic bed market

“Green, eco, natural, we never go near these words because they mean nothing” — Naturepedic's Arin Schultz gets candid about organic mattresses.

Tom’s Guide

Controversial Herbicide Poses Disproportionate Health Risks for Rural Latino Communities in California

Despite links to Parkinson's disease and other health risks, Paraquat remains a widely used herbicide

Latin Times

Low-income California Latinos at higher risk from Parkinson’s-linked weedkiller

Analysis finds majority of paraquat, banned in 60 countries, is used in counties where Latinos make up 75% of the population or higher

The Guardian - US

EWG Report Reveals High Pesticide Levels In US Produce

Learn about pesticide presence in US fresh produce. EWG's report guides consumers on Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 items for informed choices.

Top News

Chemical banned on edible plants found in Cheerios and Quaker Oats

A recent study found that the banned chemical chlormequat has been detected in popular breakfast cereals like Cheerios and Quaker Oats. Approximately 80% o...

The Guardian - US

Nearly 40% of conventional baby food contains toxic pesticides, US study finds

None of the organic products sampled contained the chemicals, which present a dangerous health threat to babies, researchers say

The Guardian - US

Drinking water of millions of Americans contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’

Water of about 26 million is contaminated as new data offers the most robust look into exactly which communities are polluted

Dynamite News

India has potential to become one of largest skilled workforce providers in world: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that India has the potential to become one of the largest providers of skilled workforce in the world.

Capital & Main

When Insuring Crops Ensures Climate Mistakes

Crop insurance puts pistachios, cherries and other vulnerable crops on life-support as rising temperatures threaten California agriculture.

The Guardian - US

Pentagon’s ‘forever chemicals’ cleanup budget falls ‘dramatically’ short

Ballooning cost of cleaning up toxic PFAS contamination at military sites places service members and civilians at risk

Los Angeles Times

So long, red dye No. 3? Why lawmakers want to cancel a chemical found in your Skittles and strawberry Yoohoo

Skittles, strawberry Yoohoo and Walmart yogurt-dipped pretzels — what do these all have in common? They contain the controversial red dye No. 3 or titanium dioxide, which some California lawmakers are now waging war against.

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