Open letter to EC President Juncker: Protecting public health from hormone disrupting chemicals

19 organisations working in the EDC Free Europe campaign wrote to the president of the European Commission to urge him to take action against EDCs

20.11.2014 |WECF

Nineteen health and environment organisations, doctors, scientists, and concerned professionals of the EDC-Free Europe campaign wrote to the President of the European Commission Juncker urging him to ensure that the EU Commission takes clear action to minimise out multiple daily exposures to harmful hormone disrupting chemicals.

This would ensure that the EU creates lasting benefits for productivity and health budgets by reversing chronic diseases related to endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs)

You can find the letter, co-signed by WECF, here as a PDF.

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