Articles about the various ways bad plastics impact our health, and some thoughts on what we can do about it.
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Our addiction to single-use plastics reveals the most selfish side of our nature.
Phthalates levels in children’s lunch boxes over 27 times the federal safety limit.
The insanity of covering the ground with plastic grass.
Enjoy a phthalates, lead, cadmium and mercury-free Christmas.
How government agencies conspire to put profits ahead of health.
PepsiCo announces a new plastic bottle made from 100% plant-based materials.
Not all polystyrene plastics are in the form of foam.
Not all plastics marked with a 7 contain BPA.
BPA in plastics pose a significant health risk. But are those risks sometimes exaggerated?
The real cost of our consumer lifestyle will be paid for by our children. If they live long enough.
You think you know which plastics in your home are dangerous to your health? Think again.
If companies work to create BPA-free plastics in response to public pressure, what is the FDA for?
3 Reasons why you can’t trust companies or governments to keep toxic plastics out of your home.
When hospitals expose infants to phthalates, just what are they thinking?
Recent Articles
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Why the American Chemistry Council sponsored the 5th International Marine Debris Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Apr 26, 18 09:58 AM
I have written before about the American Chemistry Council, and how hard it works to defend the ongoing production of all plastics, regardless of the environmental -
BPA-free food processors and blenders.
Dec 28, 16 10:21 PM
If you are looking for a BPA-free food processor or blender, you have a few choices. -
Alternatives to plastics in your kitchen – glass, wood, stainless steel and cera
Dec 28, 16 09:49 PM
To keep your kitchen food-safe, BPA-free, phthalates-free and PVC-free, switch to traditional alternatives like glass, stainless steel, wood and ceramics.
