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02.03.12

Values. Trust. Power. Rizzo reflects on Komen controversy

Over the last few days, we've all watched as the Susan G. Komen for the Cure story broke and exploded...

01.20.12

Kaiser Permanente detoxes AND saves money

Great news! Yesterday, health-care giant Kaiser Permanente announced it would stop using IV medical equipment made with the toxic chemicals PVC and DEHP.

12.08.11

Five Things You Should Know About Environmental Links to Breast Cancer (Forbes, 12/7/2011)

Amy Westervelt's Forbes.com piece does a great job of parsing through the intricacies of the Institute of Medicine's new report. Here's an excerpt, with a quote from our president and CEO, Jeanne Rizzo...

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Jeff Cresswell and Michelle Kalberer

Jeff Cresswell and Michelle Kalberer, Klean Kanteen

Jeff Cresswell and Michelle Kalberer, co-owners of the stainless steel bottle company Klean Kanteen, were honored with a Breast Cancer Fund Hero Award in 2010. Recognizing the mounting scientific concern regarding human exposure to the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) through plastic and lined aluminum water bottles, Jeff and Michelle have built Klean Kanteen into a successful company which provides a safe and environmentally-friendly alternative. The company has led the market in providing sustainable products and has become an active supporter of the Breast Cancer Fund’s work to eliminate BPA from all food and beverage containers.