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Survey: Business Leaders Are Surprised That Sustainability Actually Pays Off

In a new survey, seventy-two percent of executives said the benefits of their company's sustainability initiatives exceeded their expectations.

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Spider Webs and the Battle Over Federal Caffeine Limits

One hundred years ago, the predecessor of the FDA had no data on how caffeine affects humans. Unbelievably, the same is pretty much true today.

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Food for Thinkers: Synthesizing Food Safety Politics Into Something Edible

Helena Bottemiller makes sense of U.S. food policy—and shares a behind-the-scenes peek at the preparations for a White House State Dinner.

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Winning the Future with Salmon

That line that got the most laughs during Obama's State of the Union actually raises an important issue about our broken food regulatory system.

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Undercover Fish Testing Reveals Mercury at Three Times Federal Limits

Scary new data show fish in California grocery stores have high levels of mercury. Should you forgo sushi? It's a little hard to say.

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Obama's Executive Order to Overhaul Business Regulations

Obama wants a government-wide review of all business regulations. Is this cover for deregulation, or an opportunity to do it right?

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Infographic About Untested Chemicals in Consumer Products Infographic About Untested Chemicals in Consumer Products

Of the 50,000 chemicals used in industry and consumer products in the United States, only 5 are restricted, and only 300 tested.

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Chamber of Commerce Want Kids to Worry About Energy Regulations

Staunch opponents of the government protecting the public create an energy guide to scare kids about the dangers of regulation.

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The Story of Cosmetics

If you've been hanging out on the site lately, you know we've been doing a lot of writing about cosmetics, personal-care products, sunscreen,...