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Our modern lives are drenched in chemicals, some of which can mimic hormones in our body's endocrine system.
Staggering amounts of plastic waste, from water bottles and plastic bags to tiny microbeads and microfibers, are entering waterways worldwide.
Now that we’re living under a political regime hostile to women's health, there's more risk than ever for those using this essential commodity.
New York State wants to require manufacturers of cleaning products to disclose all ingredients and trace contaminants added during processing if the compounds are considered threats to public health or the environment.
The makers of many “organic” beauty products have been accused of confusing and meaningless labelling, according to a new survey in which 76% of consumers admitted they felt misled.
Summer’s Eve is a popular feminine hygiene brand that markets wipes, washes, and more as “must-haves” for both health and self-image. They capitalize on the blatant underlying message that vaginas are dirty and in need of cleansing. What’s worse: with names like “Sheer Floral” and “Island Splash” feminine wipes may sound refreshing, but they could contain hidden toxics.
Your kitchen sink consistently rates as one of the dirtiest places in your home. According to NSF International, a public health and safety organization, your dishrag and kitchen sink top the list of places in your home with the most germs.
This year marks 20 years since Hasbro was fined for false advertising, claiming their Playskool toys laden with the antimicrobial chemical triclosan would keep kids healthier. It is also the year when soap manufacturers will finally have to remove the chemical from their products.
Hollywood actress Jessica Alba’s Honest Company seemed to be well on its way to becoming a consumer goods empire.
Black Friday: Breathe, Take a Break – the Planet Can't Handle It Anymore
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