A new test study shows that Swedish crayfish are loaded with PFAS, yet another sign that we have exceeded the limit for how much PFAS the planet can take.
A new study shows that the broad mixtures of chemicals, which most humans are exposed to on a regular basis, pose a great threat to male fertility.
This is the first major review of REACH since its implementation in 2005, and therefore a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change European chemical legislation.
The scientific committee at the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) recently published a draft opinion that the limit value for Bisphenol A (BPA) should be lowered by 100 000 times. The committee thereby concludes that every EU citizen is at health risk from exposure to BPA through their diet.
Here’s a chance for you to meet the authors of the report and gain a better understanding of how the EU’s chemical legislation could be more efficient.
