Opinion: Plastics are not the culprit of reduced fecundity

Forbes publishes an op-ed article on BPA, phthalates and reduced fecundity; journalist opposes sensationalist media hype and points to weaknesses of new epidemiological study

FCM substances ubiquitous in pubertal girls

Agence France-Presse reports on investigation of environmental causes of breast cancer; phthalates, BPA and pesticides found in all girls participating in study

Contribution of packing to PFC levels in food

New study investigates impact of production and packaging on perfluorinated compound concentration in dairy products, dairy cow exposure main source, grease proof wraps an avoidable contributor

New FPF report: Sources of PFCs in food

New scientific study addresses contribution of different sources to polyfluorinated compound presence in food, assesses raw materials, processes and packaging

Fixing U.S. food additive oversight

The Pew Charitable Trusts publish summary report on food additive project, recommendations for U.S. regulatory review and FDA overhaul

Maine, U.S. concerned over phthalates

U.S. NGO concerned over risk arising from phthalate exposure in East Coast community, 25 citizens to be biomonitored

New BPA review confirms low dose effects

BPA to affect humans at much lower doses than previously thought, new review updates 2007 review of low dose effects and comes to stronger conclusions

Web video explains risk perception

You tube video to explain risk perception, why talking about risk is more than just the evidence

No specific target for the reduction of plastic bag use

European Commission adopts proposal on reduction of the use of light weight plastic bags, Member states to choose target and instruments

New web tool to monitor nano-specific regulations

Nano-industry association launches new web tool, allows monitoring of nano-specific regulations and standards