
Fight For Zero
Fight For Zero, Inc.
Florida, United States
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Fight For Zero is a non-governmental organisation based in United States working on environment & climate, health, water & sanitation +2 more.
Fight For Zero is a US non-profit organisation founded by cancer survivors and their families. Based in Brevard County, Florida, it works to prevent cancer and chronic disease by reducing harmful environmental exposures, particularly PFAS and other contaminants in water, soil and fish. Its work combines community testing, citizen science, public education, health data collection and advocacy with local, state and federal officials, and has contributed to changes in drinking water standards, hazardous substance designations and contaminated-site cleanups. It recruits volunteers and runs grassroots campaigns, including protecting manatees and restoring the Indian River Lagoon.
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Health Registry Project
Health · United States
Collects crowdsourced cancer and autoimmune disease data to uncover health trends linked to environmental exposures.
PFAS Fountain Project
Water & Sanitation · United States
Addresses PFAS contamination in drinking water and public awareness of exposure risks.
Florida Health Map
Health · United States
Mapping resource presenting health and pollution data for Florida communities.
Citizen Science Guide
Science & Research · United States
Equips community members to test water, soil and food for contaminants.
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University of Florida, ORCA, Erin Brockovich
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