Linda Reinstein

Linda Reinstein became an activist after her husband, Alan, was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2003. Her search for answers led her to the realization that she and Alan were far from being alone. In 2004, she co-founded the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) to reach out to those who have been affected by asbestos-related disease. Now serving as President and CEO, Reinstein has focused the power of the social networks to instantly unite those affected by asbestos-related disease, and those fighting for a ban on asbestos in the U.S. and elsewhere. She has frequently served as a U.S. Congressional witness and has also presented persuasive testimony and keynote speeches for organizations like the United Nations, U.S. EPA and the British House of Commons. Since 2004, Reinstein has been a strong political voice for justice in every major asbestos-related issue.

Americans Deserve Real Toxic Chemical Reform

Woefully inadequate legislation on toxic substances is about to get updated by an even more abysmal attempt to regulate toxic chemicals in the U.S.

Americans Deserve Real Toxic Chemical Reform

Imagine a chemical that every public health organization in the United States and around the world knows to cause cancer and a host of other illnesses. You might think that such a chemical would probably be banned from commercial use in the United States, or at least not allowed to be used in a host of commercial products that people use every day.

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Linda Reinstein

Linda Reinstein became an activist after her husband, Alan, was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2003. Her search for answers led her to the realization that she and Alan were far from being alone. In 2004, she co-founded the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) to reach out to those who have been affected by asbestos-related disease. Now serving as President and CEO, Reinstein has focused the power of the social networks to instantly unite those affected by asbestos-related disease, and those fighting for a ban on asbestos in the U.S. and elsewhere. She has frequently served as a U.S. Congressional witness and has also presented persuasive testimony and keynote speeches for organizations like the United Nations, U.S. EPA and the British House of Commons. Since 2004, Reinstein has been a strong political voice for justice in every major asbestos-related issue.

Sidney Shapiro

Sidney A. Shapiro holds the University Distinguished Chair in Law at the Wake Forest University School of Law and is the Associate Dean for Research and Development. He is a member of the board of directors of the Center for Progressive Reform. Professor Shapiro has taught and written in the areas of Administrative Law, Regulatory Law and Policy, Environmental Policy, and Occupational Safety and Health Law for 25 years. Professor Shapiro has been an active participant in efforts to improve health, safety and environmental quality in the United States. He has testified before congressional committees on administrative law and occupational safety and health issues. He has worked with various public interest groups in advisory and support capacities, including Public Citizen Global Trade Watch, Public Citizen Congress Watch, and the Center for Effective Government. He is the co-author of the new book, Achieving Democracy, The Future of Progressive Regulation.

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