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.

I had a great time speaking with AnnaWernerCBS on CBS Mornings 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.

AnnaWernerCBS shares what you can do to protect yourself.

NEW: In this exploratory study, Zhang et al. used a suspect screening strategy to identify potentially neurotoxic environmental chemicals in human cerebrospinal fluid ➡️ ow.ly/ts8A50RneTj Jinan University

Pesky PFAS: How One Bad Zipper Proves the PFC Problem gearjunkie.com/news/pfas-outd…

Listen to 'Your Rain Jacket May Soon Be Illegal' on the Outside podcast ft. Executive Director Arlene Blum on #PFAS and mountaineering outsideonline.com/podcast/pfas-f…

Peregrine falcons suffer long-term harm from flame retardants: A new study has revealed that peregrine falcons across North America are burdened with a legacy of pollution from flame retardants earth.com/news/peregrine… #Earth DotCom #Earth Snap #Earth

A watershed moment in the fight against #PFAS :

A super interesting study of flame retardants in peregrine falcon eggs over the course of 30 years. Our use of harmful flame retardant chemicals continues to impact wildlife even after we stop making the chemicals due to their persistence.
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Check out our new commentary calling on the EPA and other decision-makers to consider the critical effects of PFAS exposures on the immune system when making decisions about public health! SSEHRI PFAS Project Lab Katie Pelch Dr. DeWitt link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our Executive Director Arlene Blum was interviewed by the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast. #PFAS Check it out: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outdo…

Indiana senators abandoned a bill on Monday that would have excluded thousands of the most widely used PFAS chemicals from the state’s definition of the chemical class.
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In today's @LATimes we wrote about how the petrochemical industry is throwing a wrench in California's efforts to reduce #plastics . Green Science Policy Institute ColumbiaPublicHealth John Jay Research Los Angeles Timesopinion latimes.com/opinion/story/…