Public Health

Industrial Accident Emissions Reporting Plan Too Weak

by Susan Sargent | January 14, 2020
CSB Proposal Would Not Produce Useful, Accurate, or Timely Information ...

BLOG: EPA Continues to Approve Bee-Killing Insecticides

by Peter Jenkins | January 8, 2020
With over 40 percent of insect life threatened with extinction, the EPA continues to issue emergency exemptions to toxic pollinator-killing insecticides ...

Colorado Lags in Controlling Forever Chemicals

by Susan Sargent | December 19, 2019
Dangerous Levels of PFAS in Drinking Water Without Enforceable Limits ...

Malibu School Toxic PCB Clean-Up Still a Mess

by Susan Sargent | December 11, 2019
Students and Teachers Still in Rooms Contaminated Well Above Legal Limits ...

BLOG: Dark Waters and the Threat of PFAS Chemicals

by Kyla Bennett | December 4, 2019
We aren’t usually in the movie promotion business, but we did want to tell you about the movie Dark Waters and how it relates to our work at PEER. Dark Waters is a recently released movie based on a true story about a lawyer and a community who fought DuPont chemical ...

Fertilizers Spread Forever Chemicals Across U.S. 

by Susan Sargent | December 2, 2019
Biosolids Carry High PFAS Content; Often Produced at Taxpayer Expense ...
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