PEER Eco-Champions
Dr. David Carpenter: Academic Freedom in Public Health
Dr. David Carpenter had been forbidden from teaching and barred from campus after an investigation launched through corporate political pressure over his research.
Jonathan Lundgren, Former USDA Entomologist: A Bee Expert With His Integrity Intact
When USDA’s research arm tried to stifle his research on the effects of pesticides on honey bees and the environment, Jonathan Lundgren fought back with PEER’s help.
Webinars
Webinar | Climate and Environmental Impacts of Agriculture
Watch this webinar to learn about the extensive impacts of animal agriculture on the environment, climate, and our health.
Webinar | The Local Fight Against PFAS Contamination
Learn how community leaders in Nantucket are working to educate their community about PFAS and make actionable change.
Feature Videos
VIDEO | Conowingo Dam: Last Chance for a Fair Deal
Waterkeepers on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland are working to hold Exelon accountable for its fair share of the Conowingo Dam cleanup.
6 Things You Should Know About PFAS
PFAS is a ubiquitous chemical that is found in a range of everyday products. Here are six things you should know about “forever chemicals.”
Interviews
Forever Chemicals: Understanding and Mitigating Impacts of PFAS
Boston Globe climate reporter Sabrina Shankman moderates a discussion with PEER’s Kyla Bennett, scientists and town members about PFAS impacts and solutions.
VIDEO | Protecting Workers Engaged In Protecting The Environment – Great.com
Great.com interviews Jeff Ruch, Pacific PEER Director, about Protecting Workers Engaged In Protecting The Environment
