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    January 16, 2008

    EWG serves up Mixed Greens

    mixedgreens_blog.jpgOkay people, get excited: EWG has a brand new podcast. Mixed Greens is your environmental health news update, featuring inside info from our staff of scientists and researchers and hosted by yours truly. You can download it, subscribe to it, or listen to it right here, and you can find links mentioned in the stories in the show notes here on Enviroblog.

    The first episode features stories about:


    Plus, you won't believe how long the government has been dragging their feet on this study! (Nurses' Health Survey)



    Looking for the answer to this month's Ask EWG question, "How should I wash my produce?" You can listen to the podcast and hear scientist Kristan Markey answer, or take a look at the text answer.

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