Don't miss our conversation on WHY & HOW to fix U.S. EPA's approach to exposure assessment, using the #phthalates example.

Thursday, July 20 at 10am PT - w/ the amazing experts below. Co-hosted w/ our partners Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment, EaRTH & the Science Action Network.

healthandenvironment.org/webinars/96696

One week from today! Learn how and why it is so important to close the gap in chemical exposure assessments and why this issue is critical to environmental justice. Register here: healthandenvironment.org/webinars/96696

It's gross to judge abuse victims for speaking out. Abuse thrives in silence.

As I told Inside Climate News, the Administration's consistent efforts to investigate sanitation issues in Lowndes County validates what we have been trying to give voice to for many years – and is hopefully an important step towards long-lasting solutions. insideclimatenews.org/news/10072023/…

SO excited to co-present this webinar with CHE on closing the exposure assessment gap and protecting communities. Hear from bhavna shamasunder & Black Women For Wellness abt the patchwork regulatory environment around phthalates & what steps to take moving forward!

healthandenvironment.org/webinars/96696

we all got a little Barbie in us (the microplastics)

How can EPA do a better job assessing chemical exposures?

Join our conversation, co-hosted with Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment's Science Action Network, on July 20 at 1pm ET. We'll be looking at #phthalates as a case study.

RSVP below!

healthandenvironment.org/webinars/96696

[NEW] Modi's June visit to the US is an important moment to better understand what's going on in India and here.

JOIN a national teach-in on June 13th for South Asian Americans and allies, organized by advocates & groups.

Register here: shorturl.at/hyDGJ

Publication day is here and I'm so happy Let This Radicalize You is finally out in the world! Here's a 🧵 of ways to engage with the book! First, you can celebrate with us tonight at our virtual launch! haymarketbooks.org/events/539-boo…

This is for anyone interested in protecting truly independent science 👇🏾

How can #EPA protect your health and prioritize environmental justice when polluting industries are at the table and community scientists are outside?

EPA today took a major step in restricting the deadly #methylenechloride but exceptions leave workers and communities at risk. We urge #EPA to do better.

CHE's Rachel Massey joins Wilma Subra, Ken Geiser, 🌻 Swati Rayasam 🌻, Bev Thorpe & others for Detoxifying Commerce - an online conference this Wednesday, April 19 at 11am PT/2pm ET.

Boston University Clean Production Action Lowell Center for Sustainable Production Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment

bu.edu/rccp/2023/04/0…

I have reinstalled Twitter to respond to this story and make sure my voice is fully heard. I am Casey.

My real name is Alex but my mom decided it would be best to hide it for anonymity. But this is my story, not hers. This is not the free press’s story.

Our team is getting ready for today’s Hill briefing on how #EPA can use the best available science to better protect communities from hazardous chemicals.

Our fearless leader Tracey Woodruff, PhD, MPH riding the Capitol Hill shuttle from Senate to House side in between meetings to help legislative staff understand how #EPA can better protect communities from harmful #chemicals

Eastwind books is so close to my heart and one of my most favorite places in Berkeley, I'm so sad to see its storefront go.

While they're closing their physical location they do still have online offerings at asiabookcenter.com!

The biggest study in the US to date showing ⬆️PFAS are linked to ⬇️ birthweight. In not just 1, but all 5 PFAS detected in 11 pregnancy cohorts across the US. Thank you ECHO Child Health Research for making this possible and U.S. EPA for starting to regulate PFAS in drinking water!

This is by no means a surprise but somehow every continued disappointment from elders like Alice Walker still hit me with force.
I listened to her speak in Oakland years ago and make an “ends justify the means” argument about authoritarianism which has sat on my heart ever since