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We work in service to charitable and educational missions worldwide, serving as researcher, project manager, and problem solver for all sorts of challenges. We often partner with nonprofit organizations to research, analyze, and present information that is strategic, accurate, and essential to advancing public knowledge and wellbeing. If you have questions or are interested in collaborating, let’s talk!
- In-Depth Research
- Data Analysis
- Effective Information Presentation
Our Clients INCLUDE:
- Autocase
- Beyond Plastics
- Black Women for Wellness
- BlueGreen Alliance
- Center for Environmental Health
- Changing Markets Foundation
- ChemSec
- Coming Clean
- Defend Our Health
- Earthjustice
- Ecology Center
- Greenpeace
- Health Care Without Harm
- Mind the Store
- Public Health Watch
- REACT – Rubbertown Emergency Action
- Toxic Free Future
- Women’s Voices for the Earth
"Material Research provided comprehensive information including from sources that are not generally available, and presented it in an accessible, user-friendly format. This information will prove invaluable in demanding EPA consider the full range of uses and exposure pathways in its risk calculations. What we received was well beyond our expectations."
Eve Gartner
Health Communities Attorney for Earthjustice
"Beyond Plastics contracted with Material Research on the groundbreaking report 'The New Coal: Plastics and Climate Change' which was published in October 2021. This report broke new ground and put the climate change and plastics issue on the climate change agenda, on the eve of the COP-26 conference. Due to Material Research's detailed research and analysis, the public now has a much clearer understanding of this issue. To date, the report has been the subject of 50 major media stories... It is an impact report."
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Judith Enck
former EPA Regional Administrator and President of Beyond Plastics November 9, 2021
"Beyond Plastics contracted with Material Research on the groundbreaking report 'The New Coal: Plastics and Climate Change' which was published in October 2021. This report broke new ground and put the climate change and plastics issue on the climate change agenda, on the eve of the COP-26 conference. Due to Material Research's detailed research and analysis, the public now has a much clearer understanding of this issue. To date, the report has been the subject of 50 major media stories... It is an impact report."
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Judith Enck
former EPA Regional Administrator and President of Beyond Plastics November 9, 2021
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