Pine trees covered with snow

We envision a society where everyone has equitable access to healthy food and clean air and water, and underserved communities are included in decision making processes that affect them. Together, we move beyond the damaging environmental practices of the past and collectively work to support and maintain ecological resilience and balance.


YEAR END GIVING

Join us in celebrating so many significant wins in 2024 by supporting our work to accomplish even more in 2025!

DONATE TODAY!

RECENT WINS TO CELEBRATE:

* The Climate Protection Program (CPP) has now been officially restored!

* Oregon’s Waste Incinerator, Reworld Marion, is slated to close! - Read the full press release (PDF)

* The Eugene City Council has withdrawn the zoning decision for the Trainsong biofuel transfer station!


PFAS_Banner_BEST_1400px

Read more about the threat of a new class of chemicals called PFAs!

PFAS chemicals are a class of chemicals that appear to have infiltrated every corner of our modern world. PFAS’ human-made chemicals are in our blood, clothes, and cosmetics. They are in air, water, soil, sediments, and in rain.

PFAS either are, or degrade to, persistent chemicals that accumulate in humans, animals and the environment. This adds to the total burden of chemicals to which people are exposed and increases the risk of health impacts. | Read more->>

ALSO:
See our new page: Chemicals that were once common and are now banned in the U.S. (information provided by Stuart Greenleaf)

 


Events & Get Involved

May 22 Symposium(1)

Most recent episodes of the Why We Do The Work podcast!

WWDTW - episode 17
WhyWeDoTheWork_Ep16_May2024

In The News

12-17-24 - OPB-BEST
Dec2024 - TracyL
Mayor Vinis urging new location for biofuel transfer station
R-G Oct 24, 2024

Sign up for Beyond Toxics e-news and action alerts!

Печать

Click on the SUBSCRIBE button above and fill in your email address to sign up.