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On the road for the holidays? This restaurant guide is a must have

Tuesday, November 26, 2019
By | Curtis Morris
Stop the Overuse of Antibiotics, Campaign Associate

Traveling on the road or through airports to get to your holiday destinations? Before you grab a quick bite, use the Chain Reaction scorecard to see which top restaurants are sourcing meat raised without routine antibiotic use. 

AutoNation: Stop selling recalled used cars, don’t spam

Tuesday, October 15, 2019
By | Adam Garber
Consumer Watchdog

When our new report revealed every single one of the 28 AutoNation dealerships we surveyed across the country was selling a recalled car with a dangerous safety defect you’d hope their response would be: “we’re on it.” It wasn't.

What does “compostable” mean?

Monday, June 17, 2019
By | Alex Truelove
Director, Zero Waste Campaign

This product is certified compostable. Increasingly, this phrase is appearing on a variety of everyday goods -- from paper coffee cups and plastic forks to molded pulp packaging.

U.S. PIRG Consumer Campaign Director Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Data Security

Wednesday, March 27, 2019
By | Mike Litt
Consumer Campaigns Director, U.S. PIRG

U.S. PIRG's Consumer Campaign Director, Mike Litt, was invited to testify at a Congressional hearing yesterday about improving data security at the credit bureaus. Here are his opening remarks. 

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