Thursday, December 19, 2024

Eric Whalen

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Eric Whalen is a communications coordinator with the Environmental Justice Health Alliance, which organizes industry reform strategies for safer chemicals and clean energy that leave no community or worker behind, and Coming Clean, a collaborative network of environmental justice leaders, toxic chemical researchers, and public policy advocates working toward just, healthy, and sustainable chemical and climate solutions. The Campaign for Healthier Solutions, which also collaborated on this project, is a diverse coalition of over 100 environmental justice, medical, public health, community, and women's organizations working with discount retailers toward responsible hazardous chemical policies and better corporate citizenship.

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