We are collaborating with colleagues to shine a light on another concerning side effect of the coronavirus response: increasing use of unnecessary and harmful antimicrobial chemicals. We shouldn’t make ourselves sick when trying to stay well.…
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We are collaborating with colleagues to shine a light on another concerning side effect of the coronavirus response: increasing use of unnecessary and harmful antimicrobial chemicals. We shouldn’t make ourselves sick when trying to stay well.…
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As we continue with shelter in place, we do hope you are keeping well. This month we held our eighth annual Six Classes Toxics Reduction Retreat.…
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Hope you are keeping well during this challenging time. At our Institute, we are all busy working online and discussing what we can do to make the world healthier and more just after the pandemic.…
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The Green Science Policy Institute and I hope you are staying safe and well during these very challenging times. Our team has been working remotely and doing video meetings, sometimes with kids or cats on our laps. An interesting change to share our pets, families, and inside of our homes during our many calls.…
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I’m writing to you from the winter wonderland of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. During some productive meetings in Washington, DC, last week, I shared the concept of Essential Use of PFAS with government and nonprofit staff.…
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We’re now just weeks away from our annual symposium, the Flame Retardant and PFAS Dilemma. You are invited to join us on Feb. 7 at UC Berkeley for this important and fun event.…
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Arlene has been enjoying a well-deserved vacation in Indonesia, so this month’s update comes to you from the rest of the Green Science Policy Institute staff. While the views from our desks may not be as picturesque as coral reefs, the future is looking bright for healthier products in 2020.…
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