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EPA’s Safer Choice program is at risk—here’s why it’s worth fighting for
Whether we’re cleaning the kitchen and bathroom or doing a load of laundry, no one wants to use products that could expose us to harmful chemicals—especially ones linked to cancer or that could affect our children’s ability to learn and grow. Safer Choice: A certified win for consumers, businesses, and the environment The EPA’s Safer […]
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Toxic-free receipts: The fight to eliminate endocrine disruptors from everyday transactions
Toxic-Free Future has a long history of fighting bisphenols—potent hormone-disrupting chemicals put into plastics (polycarbonate), food and drink can liners, and thermal receipt paper. And after years of advocacy with both government and retailers, we’re making BIG progress! Getting hormone disruptors out of receipt paper Washington state became the first in the nation to ban […]
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