In the News

EPN’s new “Safer not Sicker” campaign as well as findings from our report Terrible Toxics: A Situation Report were featured in Inside EPA.

Bob Sussman, former Senior Policy Counsel to the EPA Administrator, spoke with Inside EPA about the dangers of altering the TSCA.

Marc Boom, Senior Director of Public Affairs at EPN, was featured in Fire and Safety Journal Americas for his commentary about the dangers of EPA rolling back programs that help prevent chemical disasters.

Public News Service featured research from EPN’s new report Terrible Toxics: A Situation Report in an article about West Virginian’s increase in exposure to environmental toxins.

Joe Cotruvo, former director of risk assessment at EPA, spoke with The Toledo Blade about the science behind the timing of boiling water.

When in Your State featured research by EPN about EPA’s repeal of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.

Marc Boom, Senior Director of Public Affairs at EPN, spoke with The Guardian about the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle the EPA’s Risk Management Program.

Tracey Woodruff, former EPA senior scientist and policy advisor in the Office of Policy, spoke with The New Lede about a House bill that would regulate and restrict certain chemicals.

Inside Climate News featured a piece about EPN’s recent report, Terrible Toxics: A Situation Report — which details how recent EPA rollbacks have increased the public’s exposure to harmful chemicals.

Andy Miller, former Senior Science Advisor in EPA’s Office of Research and Development, spoke with Science Friday about the EPA’s rescinding of their endangerment finding.

The Los Angeles Times featured a statement by EPN about the State of the Union Address and Trump’s destruction of environmental policy.

Adam Ortiz, former EPA regional administrator, spoke with Chesapeake Bay Magazine about the Potomac River sewage spill.

Tracey Woodruff, former EPA senior scientist and policy advisor in the Office of Policy, spoke with The New Lede about the dangers of EPA weakening protections for the public against toxic chemicals.

Omaha World Herald featured comments by EPN on EPA’s updated definition for Waters of the United States.

Linda Birnbaum, former Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and former EPA scientist, had her research into toxin’s impact on health in The Conversation.

Janet McCabe, former EPA deputy administrator, spoke with Bloomberg about the dangers of EPA’s decision to loosen regulation on mercury and other toxic air pollutants for coal- and oil-fired plants.

Betsy Southerland, former director of Science and Technology in EPA’s Office of Water, spoke with 11Alive about health concerns related to the rising PFAS contamination in water.

Joe Goffman, former Assistant Administrator of EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation, spoke with First Coast Connect about the reversal of the endangerment finding.

Dan Costa, former National Program Director for the EPA Air, Climate, and Energy Research Program, spoke with WRAL News about the importance of factoring in public health when creating air pollution standards.

Gina McCarthy, former EPA administrator, authored a letter to the editor in The Washington Post about the myths behind the endangerment finding and the dangers of its reversal.

Jeremy Symons, senior advisor with EPN, spoke with Sirius XM about the implications of the rollback of the EPA endangerment finding.

Debra Shore, former, spoke with The Chicago Tribune about the mistreatment of civil servants by the Trump administration.

Joe Goffman, former Assistant Administrator of EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation, spoke with CNN about the Trump administration’s repeal of the EPA Endangerment Finding.

Zealan Hoover, senior advisor with EPN, spoke with The Washington Post about the Trump administration’s repeal of the EPA Endangerment Finding.