2025年2月26日 · EWG’s Dirty Dozen Guide to Food Chemicals: The top 12 to avoid Our food should be nourishing and safe to eat. But more than 10,000 chemicals, some of which are potentially toxic, are allowed in cereal, snacks, meat and many other types of food sold in the U.S.

EWG’s Skin Deep® database gives you practical solutions to protect yourself and your family from everyday exposures to chemicals in personal care products. Know Your Environment. Protect Your Health.

With scientific insight from EWG experts, we developed the world’s first online database to score tens of thousands of personal care products for human health and safety. Since then, we’ve launched consumer guides that score cleaning products, food and drinking water and give advice on home products, all with the goal of empowering you to ...

EWG’s team of scientists, policy experts, lawyers and communications and data experts work tirelessly to reform our nation’s broken chemical safety and agricultural laws. We push industries to adopt our standards and stand against chemicals of concern.

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When you see the EWG Verified ® mark on a product, you can be sure it's free from EWG's chemicals of concern and meets our strictest standards for your health. As of today, products have been approved for the EWG Verified® mark.

Taking ‘forever chemicals’ out of drinking water: EWG’s guide to PFAS water filters. Discover the most effective water filters for reducing PFAS contamination in your water. EWG's extensive tests...

ewg verified ® When a product is EWG VERIFIED ® , it means it meets EWG’s strict, scientific standards for transparency and health. Our team of toxicologists, chemists and …

A 2020 study published by EWG scientists estimated more than 200 million Americans are served by water systems with PFOA or PFOS in their drinking water at a concentration of 1 ppt or higher. The UCMR-5 requires reporting only of detections at 4 ppt or higher for these chemicals.

EWG’s water filter guide: Find the right filter for your water – and budget Drinking water: New frameworks needed to account for multiple contaminants and protect public health The many sources of drinking water pollution