Environmental Working Group - Research Article from Environmental Encyclopedia

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 2 pages of information about Environmental Working Group.

Environmental Working Group - Research Article from Environmental Encyclopedia

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 2 pages of information about Environmental Working Group.
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The Environmental Working Group is a public interest research group that monitors public agencies and public policies on topics relating to environmental and social justice. EWG publicizes its findings in research reports that emphasize both national and local implications of federal laws and activities. These research reports are based on analysis of public databases, often obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. In operation since 1993, EWG is a nonprofit organization funded by grants from private foundations. EWG is based in Washington, D.C. and Oakland, California, and is associated with the Tides Center of San Francisco. The organization performs its research both independently and in collaboration with other public interest research groups such as the Sierra Club and the Surface Transportation Policy Project (a nonprofit coalition focusing on social and environmental quality in transportation policy).

EWG specializes in analyzing large computer databases maintained by...

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