A column in yesterday’s Sunday Review showed how closely the writer, Ian Urbina, hews to the agenda of his apparent mentor, Nicholas Kristof, in trying to scare Times’ readers about the alleged dangers of toxic, unregulated chemicals. Of course, as we have noted recently, it’s the “TSCA reform” silly season, when those who feel passionately that [...]

Yesterday’s Dispatch took note of the new momentum (or lack thereof) for “reform” of the chemical law known as TSCA, which if … »

In a Dispatch article Monday, ACSH’s Dr. Josh Bloom excoriated  a study that tried (and failed miserably) to link exposure to BPA … »

ACSH’s Dr. Gilbert Ross appeared on The Vicki McKenna radio program yesterday evening. The discussion revolved around ACSH’s newly-published “Top 10 Scares … »

BPA is in the news yet again, and this time it is being linked to childhood asthma. According to the new study … »

Following a year filled with baseless attacks on chemicals ranging from phthalates to BPA, a United Nations-sponsored research team released a report … »

Were we surprised or even disappointed that the California EPA just ruled that the plastic hardener bisphenol-A (BPA) would be subject to … »

ACSH trustee Dr. Robert Brent has a letter in this week’s JAMA, pointing out flaws in a study on bisphenol A and … »

ACSH’s Dr. Gilbert Ross was on CBS New York on Friday, talking about how ridiculous a new Suffolk County law is that … »