Protecting Public Health
Environmental and health specialists are heartsick over the malfeasance of their agencies in failing to protect the health of children, workers and the public at large. We expose information about the effects of environmental toxins on public health, challenge industry capture of our regulatory agencies, and fight for an effective safety net to protect us from dangerous toxins.
PFAS
The EPA is failing to protect the public from the health risks of this new class of chemicals.
Air Pollution
Colorado has been undermining its own air pollution experts for years in favor of easing requirements for industry.
Artificial Turf
Human health risks from toxic chemicals and known carcinogens found in synthetic sports fields and playgrounds made from shredded tires remain largely unstudied.
Toxic Cleanups
EPA and state governments often fail to clean up some of the most dangerous toxic sites.
Chemical Safety
The US Chemical Safety Board is failing in its duty to monitor, investigate and report on chemical safety accidents in the U.S.
Covid-19 Pandemic
PEER is stepping up its efforts to ensure that public health experts have the capacity and the legal backing to speak truth to power and that government agencies continue their essential functions.
Sick Schools
Contaminated soil, air borne pollutants and toxic building materials should have no place in our schools.
Coal Combustion Waste
Toxic coal ash is in a growing stream of consumer, agricultural and commercial products without oversight.
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NEWS FROM PEER
Call for Federal Takeover of Florida Pollution Enforcement
Petition Charges State Inaction on Toxic Dump Violates Federal Law
New Jersey Facing Chromium Emergency – 1 in 10 Cancer Risks
State Scientist Reveals DEP Cover-Up; Demand for Federal Intervention
EPA Grudgingly Pulls Plug on Questionable “CHEERS” Study
Other Human Pesticide Dosing Studies Without Safeguards Can Continue
EPA Embraces Human Pesticide Dosing Without Safeguards
No Standards to Protect Infants and Fetuses
Settlement Reached in Sewage Treatment Suit
City to Pay $100,000, Upgrade Plant and Increase Monitoring
Asthma Epidemic Among Young Blacks in Ingham County
Suppressed Report Shows Disturbing Trends