Senior analyst for the Environmental Working Group
Senior analyst for the Environmental Working GroupPROFILE
Sonya Lunder
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FROM Sonya Lunder
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July 4th Weekend: Fires and Sunscreen The Environmental Working Group describes itself as a non-profit organized to use the power of public information to protect public health and the environment. Last year, it complained that the Food and Drug Administration was dragging its feet on guidelines for the safety and effectiveness of sunscreens.
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