Charity Carbine-March

Environmental Health Advocate at Vermont Public Interest Research Group.

Charity Carbine-March leads Vermont Public Interest Research Group’s (VPIRG’s) efforts to reduce toxins in the environment and promote a precautionary approach to chemical reform. She also coordinates the Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Vermont – a coalition dedicated to protecting public health from exposure to toxic chemicals. Since joining the VPIRG team, Charity has led successful statewide campaigns resulting in legislation to protect Vermonters from Bisphenol A, lead, phthalates and toxic flame retardants. Prior to her time at VPIRG, Charity worked as an organizer for the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), educating and activating New Yorkers on a range of issues including the environment, mass transit, higher education, good government, and consumer protection.