Environmental Working Group ORGANIZATION »
Want More? How about something SUSTY:
- Twins
- Donated Clothes (& Profits?) Come Alive in Non-Profit’s Ad Campaign VIDEO
- The Parent Review Weekly Email Newsletter In Sync With Baby’s Timeline
- Barely legal voting, Street Team ‘08 VIDEO >>
- Climate Matters Video Contest Winners Announced (Video)
- 1 Million Dollars, 8 Cities, Thousands of Trees: Root for NYC (or your own city if you must !-)
- Incandescent Light Bulb Banned by European Union
- No Name-Calling Week: Annual Educational Activities Aim to End Bully-Speak
- PRESS RELEASE: NYRP & TARGET OPEN EAST HARLEM COMMUNITY GARDEN
- Obama-Sponsored Sex Education Legislation is Anti-Exploitation
- Share this on Reddit
- Digg this!
- Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon
- Tweet This!
- Buzz up!
- Share this on Facebook
- Share this on del.icio.us
- Email this to a friend?
- Subscribe to the comments for this post?
- Share this on Technorati
- Submit this to Script & Style
- Share this on Blinklist
- Post this on Diigo
- Share this on Mixx
- Post this to MySpace
- Submit this to DesignFloat
- Share this on Linkedin
- Seed this on Newsvine
- Share this on Devmarks
- Add this to Google Bookmarks
- Add this to Mister Wong
- Add this to Izeby
- Share this on Tipd
- Share this on PFBuzz
Environmental Working Group Basics
The mission of the Environmental Working Group (EWG) is to use the power of public information to protect public health and the environment. EWG is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, founded in 1993 by Ken Cook and Richard Wiles.
In 2002, we founded the EWG Action Fund, a 501(c)(4) organization that advocates on Capitol Hill for health-protective and subsidy-shifting policies.
EWG specializes in providing useful resources (like Skin Deep and the Shoppers’ Guide to Pesticides in Produce) to consumers while simultaneously pushing for national policy change.
Environmental Working Group Organizational Goals
1. To protect the most vulnerable segments of the human population—children, babies, and infants in the womb—from health problems attributed to a wide array of toxic contaminants.
2. To replace federal policies, including government subsidies that damage the environment and natural resources, with policies that invest in conservation and sustainable development.
How EWG Does It
Environmental Working Group’s research brings to light unsettling facts that you have a right to know. It shames and shakes up polluters and their lobbyists. It rattles politicians and shapes policy. It persuades bureaucracies to rethink science and strengthen regulation. It provides practical information you can use to protect your family and community.
- Twins
- Donated Clothes (& Profits?) Come Alive in Non-Profit’s Ad Campaign VIDEO
- The Parent Review Weekly Email Newsletter In Sync With Baby’s Timeline
- Barely legal voting, Street Team ‘08 VIDEO >>
- Climate Matters Video Contest Winners Announced (Video)
- 1 Million Dollars, 8 Cities, Thousands of Trees: Root for NYC (or your own city if you must !-)
- Incandescent Light Bulb Banned by European Union
- No Name-Calling Week: Annual Educational Activities Aim to End Bully-Speak
- PRESS RELEASE: NYRP & TARGET OPEN EAST HARLEM COMMUNITY GARDEN
- Obama-Sponsored Sex Education Legislation is Anti-Exploitation
Post a Response
You must be logged in to post a comment.
