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EPA quietly unleashes three toxic ‘forever chemical’ pesticides onto America’s food supply Monica Amarelo July 2, 2026

WASHINGTON – Under the radar, the Environmental Protection Agency has approved three new PFAS “forever che...


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EWG evaluation of food chemicals: Propyl gallate rcoleman June 29, 2026 Dayna de Montagnac, MPH Sydney ...

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Dirty Dozen™ food chemicals: Propyl gallate Iris Myers June 29, 2026 EWG’s recommendation

Avoid or limit foods containing propyl gallate.

Propyl gallate is a preservative that has been linked to oxidative stress, which is when reactive molecules build up and damage cells. Laboratory studies have connected propyl gallate and its br...


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EWG testimony before the California Senate Health Committee on AB 2244, to create a ‘non-ultraprocessed’ food label Iris Myers June 25, 2026

Thank you for the opportunity to testify. My name is Scott Faber, and I am testifying on behalf of ...


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EWG opposes proposed ASTM standard that could classify hazardous amphibole particles as non-asbestos rcoleman June 25, 2026

Attached are EWG's comments to ASTM International opposing a proposed standard for classifying elongate amphibole particles. EWG raises concerns that the method relies on outdated binary classifications and may not adequately reflect health-releva...


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