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Mixed Greens 014: Not the answer
What do drilling for gas on public lands and antibacterial chemicals in consumer products have in common? Neither of them are the answer to our problems. We've got the rundown on two new EWG reports in this edition of Mixed Greens.
Mixed Greens is EWG's environmental health podcast. You can subscribe in iTunes or in a reader, or listen right here in your browser. Check out previous episodes for more Mixed Greens goodness!
Links for this edition:
EWG Report: Coming Up Dry
EWG Report: Pesticide in Soap, Toothpaste and Breast Milk - Is It Kid-Safe?
Cheatsheet: Triclosan