Daniel Rosenberg
Director, Federal Toxics Policy, Environmental Health
Daniel Rosenberg works to ensure that federal agencies fulfill their obligations to regulate toxic chemicals and protect the public. He also focuses on thwarting never-ending chemical industry efforts to block or weaken environmental and public health laws and agency initiatives. Rosenberg previously served as environmental counsel to the late Senator Frank Lautenberg and worked as an attorney in NRDC’s Water program, where he focused primarily on protection of wetlands. He is based in the Washington, D.C., office.
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The Chemical Lobby Wants to Weaken Pollution Controls on Cancer-Causing Chemicals
Expert BlogUnited StatesDaniel Rosenberg
The chemical lobby is one—big—reason why we have dangerous chemicals all around us and a population less healthy than it could be.
Poll: People Want Action on Plastics for Health and Wildlife
Expert BlogInternational, Canada, United States, Ohio, PennsylvaniaDaniel Rosenberg
New poll results show overwhelming public support for government action to address the plastic crisis, including a strong global plastics treaty.
NRDC Sues DOE for Records of Convos with the Chemical Industry
Expert BlogUnited StatesDaniel Rosenberg
NRDC is suing the U.S. Department of Energy for violating the Freedom of Information Act and not disclosing communications with the chemical industry about their agreement on toxic plastic disposal methods.