Check out this powerful editorial (excerpted below) that calls out the 13 California Assembly members who abstained from voting in support of the Breast Cancer Fund-sponsored BPA bill. It's up for a final vote today.
The Senate has a critical question before it: At the end of the day who are they accountable to – industry or kids?
It looks like bill language that would reduce exposure to BPA will be moving in the Senate as part of the Food Safety Modernization Act.
Two of our Canadian colleagues launched a very personal experiment, exposing themselves to common food and personal care products, for their new book about chemicals in products — and people.
The Breast Cancer Fund is heartened that the FDA has registered concern about BPA and is advising parents to reduce children's exposure while it further investigates the chemical.