By Jayla Burton, Program Officer

The Trump Administration is once again trying to push through its proposed “Censored Science” rule that would hobble the EPA’s ability to utilize most public health and environmental research.

Take action and tell the EPA that the middle of a pandemic is not the time to weaken public health protections!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If passed, the revised censored science rule would give corporate and industry polluters a free pass, undermine patient privacy and hamper the EPA’s ability to keep us safe from environmental exposures linked to breast cancer by disallowing many high-quality, peer-reviewed studies which are the basis of important protective regulations, such as the Clean Air Act.

Protecting public health from toxic exposures is essential. As we’re seeing during the current crisis, evidence shows that communities exposed to harmful pollution are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19. Join us and tell the EPA that we oppose their efforts to censor science by using our easy online tool to submit a personalized public comment by May 18th. 

Add your voice and tell the EPA this rule prevents the use of the best available science to protect us from toxic chemicals that increase breast cancer risk!