A recent study published in Environment International found that the use of scented products like incense, oil diffusers, and candles significantly raises air pollution levels indoors.In short:All ...

An analysis of the chemical content of personal care and cleaning products published in Environment and Health found that 98% ...

A recent review published in Current Environmental Health Reports found that two types of chemical hair straighteners - relaxers and keratin treatments - each contain multiple classes of known toxic ...

A recent review published by Tojza et al. in Applied Sciences examined the impacts of exposure to extremely low frequency electromagnetic radiation (ELF-EMF) - a type of non-ionizing radiation emitted ...

A recent study published by Lindecke et al. in Science found that brief exposures to wireless radiofrequency (RF) radiation, a type of electromagnetic field (EMF), disrupted flight navigation in bats ...

A new proof-of-concept pilot study published in Toxics suggests that people may be able to reduce the levels of toxic plastic chemicals in their body via lifestyle changes supported by counseling and ...

A new study published by Zhang et al. in ACS Nano reported on an experiment that exposed mice to both the magnetic fields emitted by Bluetooth earbuds and cell phones, as well as magnetite ...

Lobbyists for American natural gas companies are pressing European officials to loosen new methane pollution rules as trade negotiations with the Trump administration near an August 1 deadline.Sharon ...

In a recent study published by Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, researchers examined pesticide exposure in monarch butterflies that died during a mass mortality event in Pacific Grove, ...

Residents in small towns across New York, Vermont, and Maine are grappling with the lasting impacts of PFAS pollution, with class-action settlements providing limited relief for poisoned wells and ...

The number of extreme summer weather events driven by trapped atmospheric waves has tripled since 1950 due to climate change, new research shows.Seth Borenstein reports for The Associated Press.In ...

Semiconductor makers’ reliance on PFAS chemicals is spurring a new wave of pollution concerns as companies like Chemours and Daikin expand production to meet the artificial intelligence boom.Miranda ...