Tag: environmental health

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Bemotrizinol: Safer Sunscreen Ingredient, or Just Better Regulated?

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After more than two decades without a new sunscreen ingredient approval in the United States, the FDA has approved Bemotrizinol for use in sunscreen products. Already used internationally for years, the ingredient is being promoted for its broad-spectrum UV protection, photostability, and low levels of skin absorption.1 But what does the evidence actually show, and what questions remain unanswered? Continue reading
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Why Killing Bugs Shouldn’t Be the Goal of a Good Insect Repellent

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Nature Is Not the Enemy Natural ecosystems should be, and can be, our ally—yet many of the products we use are designed to destroy them. We rely on bees, ants, and countless other pollinators to sustain our food supply, from fruits and vegetables to the plants that support entire ecosystems. Even insects most people would rather not think about play a critical role, breaking down decaying matter such as leftover food and even human waste. Continue reading
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