Environmental Working Group.
American environmental organization
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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FirstClub utilized the Environmental Working Group's database for ingredient assessment.Some support6 reports
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EWG reported that 99% of chemicals have avoided FDA scrutiny, highlighting issues with regulatory oversight.Some support1 report1 development inside
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OEHHA is questioning the FDA regarding the safety levels of dyes.Some support1 report
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Environmental groups raised concerns regarding PFAS contamination in drinking water, supported by co-authored studies.Well supported4 reports3 developments inside
One to three months ago
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Environmental Working Group commented on a new solar law in Oakland.Some support1 report
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Jesse Gabriel and industry groups authored a bill targeting ultraprocessed foods and commented on state certification programs.Some support1 report
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The Environmental Working Group is monitoring government food safety changes, specifically regarding new food labeling and definition rules.Some support1 report1 development inside
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EWG monitors Newsom's signing of a bill concerning food label requirements.Some support1 report
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Walmart sells products that are discussed by the Environmental Working Group, and both organizations provide data regarding water costs.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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EWG identified facilities outside the Iowa DNR database.Some support1 report
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Fast-tracked approval of new PFAS pesticides has been granted, raising concerns over safety testing and transparency.Well supported4 reports
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St. Peters has detected elevated levels of PFAS contamination, adding a specific case to the broader concerns about drinking water quality.Some support1 report
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Pesticide residue was found on produce that was tested by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).Some support2 reports
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Cornell University, in collaboration with experts including David Pimentel, shares research findings regarding the negative environmental and energy impacts of corn ethanol.Some support1 report
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Around Environmental Working Group this week
News at the entities that move Environmental Working Group most-
Cornell University OperationalThe Department of Education, under Trump's administration, began scrutinizing university conduct.Moves Environmental Working Group
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FDA OperationalFDA issued a warning letter to NeoGen regarding a product quality defect on October 7, 2026.Moves Environmental Working Group
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EPA OperationalThe Supreme Court decision narrowed federal authority, leading the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to work on new rules.Moves Environmental Working Group
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Mentioned togetherBoth Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump helped create an environment of parental skepticism.Moves Environmental Working Group
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North Carolina Shared contextBobby Hanig was elected to the state house and senate in North Carolina.Moves Environmental Working Group
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Minnesota Shared contextMinnesota discusses climate initiatives with the Netherlands, led by Governor Tim Walz.Moves Environmental Working Group
Connections
The 21 strongest of 29, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
David Andrews Structural
David Andrews serves as the chief science officer for the Environmental Working Group.
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Jesse Gabriel Operational
Both entities are actively co-sponsoring legislation concerning food labels.
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A provides specific data regarding bifenthrin presence in water samples to B, which utilizes this information regarding PFAS contamination.
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Iowa Department of Natural Resources Operational
EWG identified that facilities relevant to its monitoring were operating outside the scope of the Iowa DNR database.
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FDA Operational
EWG actively advocates for and scrutinizes FDA's regulatory decisions and scope.
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David Pimentel Mentioned together
The relationship is based on the influence of A's research findings regarding ethanol's negative properties on B's published advocacy work.
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EPA Operational
The group monitors and publicly criticizes the agency's policy rollbacks and operational decisions.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Mentioned together
The relationship is based on shared professional context, where the organization monitors issues relevant to the individual's advocacy.
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North Carolina Shared context
The company operates from a demonstration hub located within the geographical boundaries of North Carolina.
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Minnesota Shared context
The Environmental Working Group tracks elevated nitrate levels in water within the context of Minnesota.
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Cornell University Operational
The two entities share research findings regarding the negative impacts of corn ethanol.
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Mongabay Operational
Environmental Working Group contacted Mongabay to discuss a specific case.
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Iowa Shared context
EWG monitors environmental issues, such as hog confinements, within the context of Iowa's agricultural landscape.
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Environmental Protection Agency Mentioned together
The two organizations are co-mentioned as entities that provide data regarding water costs.
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Gavin Newsom Operational
The Environmental Working Group actively monitors Gavin Newsom's legislative actions, such as signing food label bills.
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Walmart Mentioned together
Walmart sells products that are subjects of discussion and scrutiny by the Environmental Working Group.
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St. Peters Shared context
EWG monitors environmental conditions, such as PFAS levels, within the jurisdiction of St. Peters.
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Oakland Shared context
The Environmental Working Group has commented on solar legislation relevant to the local context.
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Vermont Shared context
EWG monitors chemical standards within the context of Vermont.
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Faaborg Transactional
A third entity, Mercy for Animals, provides technical and financial support to one of the two entities.
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Assam Mentioned together
The relationship between Assam and EWG is not established by the current evidence.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
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August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
2 eventsJune 2026
4 events- Environmental groups raised concerns regarding PFAS contamination in drinking water, supported by co-authored studies.
- St. Peters has detected elevated levels of PFAS contamination, adding a specific case to the broader concerns about drinking water quality.
- Pesticide residue was found on produce that was tested by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
- Cornell University, in collaboration with experts including David Pimentel, shares research findings regarding the negative environmental and energy impacts of corn ethanol.