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Safe Markets.org :: New Face of the Environmental Health Movement

Baby with rubber duck for Safe Markets

Looking for a one stop shop on all things healthy?

New site SafeMarkets.org brings together experts on all aspects of healthful living, providing access to tons of advice on shopping and identifying safe products.

Safe Markets is a collaboration of US based groups and individuals who share an interest in (and know a heck of a lot about) toxins in our products and environment, and how best to avoid them.

Sounds sort of like The Environmental Working Group, you say? Well it is a lot like EWG, only different.

Here is what I like about Safe Markets: the site is super easy to navigate and leads you directly to the source. No roaming through lengthy articles and research studies to find the good stuff. The topics on Safe Markets are clearly outlined and include links to more info.

This website really represents the coming of age of the environmental health movement and our efforts to shift the market to safer chemicals. We’re seeing a huge increase in demand for nontoxic products, companies are paying attention and the market is shifting in significant ways. SafeMarkets.org pulls together the latest news, science and best resources to help people learn about these issues and make the best choices.  ~Stacy Malkan, Co Founder of Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and collaborator with Safe Markets

Get in the know on everything from cosmetics to flame retardants to school supplies. Here are a few of the expert people/groups connected to the new site:

  • The Center for Health, Environment and Justice
  • Clean Production Action
  • Alliance for Toxin Free Fire Safety
  • Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
  • Beauty Counter
  • Healthy Building Network
  • Environmental Justice and Health Alliance

Written by Liz Thompson

I am an organic beauty expert, writer, and mom of two young environmentalists who can already spot a toxic product when they see one. Read more about me at Organic Beauty Source.com, and find me on , Twitter, Pinterest, and Facebook.

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