Director of Science and Research at Women's Voices for the Earth, a national organization working to eliminate toxic chemicals that impact women's health.
Joined February 2011
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Alexandra Scranton retweeted
Toxic chemical pollution & plastic waste go hand in hand!
A new @defendourhealth report finds the chemical manufacturing & production processes used to make plastic bottles pose threats to health, environment & #climate at every step. #PlasticIsToxic
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Alexandra Scranton retweeted
Great @apoliticalco piece by @inga_winkler and @nayelhelou about how policymakers can end up reinforcing menstrual stigma by solely focusing on periods as something needing to be managed or controlled. #MenstrualHealth
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Alexandra Scranton retweeted
Wouldn't it be nice to know which chemicals are actually hiding in the that infamous ingredient list term "Fragrance"? ☣️
Get automated alerts on toxic fragrance chemicals in many products with the Clearya app thx to our collab with @CAPublicHealth 😎
👉 clearya.com/blog/clearya-cdp…
Alexandra Scranton retweeted
What if you could finally find out whether toxic ingredients were hiding under the word “fragrance” on your product labels, even if they weren't listed? @safecosmeticshq’s #SB312 @LetsClearya & @CAPublicHealth have made it simple! bit.ly/3oS7FT4 & bit.ly/3zUqMlO
Alexandra Scranton retweeted
🔎 We reviewed the graduate-level curricula of the top 20 schools of public health. Our conclusion? Inclusion of menstruation-related issues is limited at best. Read the full article here: bit.ly/32R7UCd
Alexandra Scranton retweeted
“Marketing the same product with the same toxic chemical in international markets with majority Black and Brown women contradicts what they have said and calls into question the sincerity of their statements.” #toxictalc #JNJKnew @JNJNews
Johnson & Johnson claims to be committed to racial justice & equity, yet it is pushing its #toxictalc to women of color around the world. Tell @JNJNews to stop this environmental racism. bit.ly/JNJKnew