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Environmental Health Sciences works to advance the science of endocrine disruption, help people reduce their exposure, and drive the systemic change needed to truly protect human and environmental health. We’ve done this work since 2002.
Two decades in, we’ve made real progress — but the problem has only grown. Synthetic chemicals are more numerous, and more present in our daily lives, than ever before.
So we’re building on that foundation and going further: connecting scientists with the networks they need, bringing good science into public view, and pushing to change the regulatory system itself — so prevention becomes the default, not the exception.
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If you have questions about your donation, please contact Douglas at dfischer@ehsciences.org.
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- EHS readers opened and read 1.3 million emails from us, each one full of stories our journalism team found for you. Did you know it takes 10 to 12 hours of research to compile each newsletter?
- We launched the second Agents of Change cohort this fall. Essays from our first cohort resonated, with more than 1 million page views. Hear from the latest cohort in this podcast.
- EHS notched a huge science win in Europe: After 10 years of feeding scientists good information, building coalitions and blunting industry arguments, we saw the EU Commission approve a strong, science-based roadmap for safer chemistry.
- EHS grew so concerned about the health of our inclusive democracy – and the fair and free elections that make such a democracy possible – that we launched FairElex.com.
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