Pesticides
- (Editor's
Note: Some sources are not
written for MCS persons,
- but may help provide
general information about toxicity, etc.)
- Caution to all
MCS/ES persons:
- Check all
advice with your doctor. Some sources are not trained in
addressing the specific needs of MCS/ES persons. Natural
products can provoke serious reactions, depending on the
individual case.
- Pesticide
Information & Emergency
- Services
- Organizations
- Information
- Pesticides
on Airlines
- Lawn
Care
- Reporting
Agencies
- Online
Toxicity Test
-
- Less-Toxic and
Non-Toxic Alternatives
- Organizations
and Information
- West Nile
Virus Mosquito Control
- Lice Treatment
- Consultants
- Lawn Care
- Organic Food
Organization
- Oragnic
Gardening
- Termite
Extermination
-
- Pesticides,
Neurotoxins and Children
- Information
- Lice
Treatments
- Mosquito
Control
- Online
Toxicity Test
- Pesticide
Effects on Children
- Pesticides
in Schools
- Books
on Pesticides, Neurotoxins and Children
- Online
Book
Pesticide
Information & Emergency
- Services
- Pesticide
Hotline
- 1-800-858-7378
- If you know what pesticide
you are reacting to, use this line to report severe
reactions or poisoning. Half-life information is
available and can help determine seriousness of
contaminations. Class of pesticide information determines
what is most effective for cleanup. The reports are
gathered to track the safety of EPA approved pesticides.
- http://ace.ace.orst.edu/info/nptn/emerg.htm
-
- Poison Control. Call the number listed in your phone book. It is
best, to have the specific name of the chemical(s) ready.
- Editor's Note:
I have found their information to be accurate and
helpful.
-
- Pesticide
Poisoning - What to do. See this site "What
to Do. . ."
-
- Organizations
- Dallas Citizens
for Alternatives to Pesticides (DalCAP).
Concerned about the West Nile Virus? Wonder how effective
mosquito spraying is in stopping it? Concerned about the
health and environmental effects of the pesticides used
against adult mosquitoes by at least 16 Dallas area
cities and counties? Read our Dallas area Safer
Mosquito Control Bulletin. http://www.dalcap.org
-
- Just Say No To
Pesticide Applications! Informed Choices. http://www.wtv-zone.com/infchoice/say_no_pesticides.html
-
- No Spray Coalition, P.O. Box 334, Peck
Slip Station, New York, NY 10272-0334 Hotline: (718)
670-7110
- Listserve: sprayno@yahoogroups.com
Website: www.nospray.org
E-mail: mitchelcohen@mindspring.com
Tox Free Inc. Insecticide
contamination for home buyers. 1-800-704-1662.
Information & support groups. http://www.dcci.com/toxfree
- Information
- ****Northwest
Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides. NCAP. Journal
of Pesticide Reform. Comprehensive articles
of infromation and research on the toxicity of key
pesticides available online. Information demonstrates the
health danger to humans, animals, and environment. Click
on Publications &
Information: pesticide factsheets (insecticides,
herbicides, fungicides) for information
on Roundup, Dursban, Malathion, etc.
www.pesticide.org/default.htm
-
- Environmental Justice Data On-line. Different
degrees of environmental burden felt by different racial,
ethnic and income groups are documented and available for
every community in the U.S. http://www.Scorecard.org
use zip codes to get the local facts.
Environmental Working
Group. "This website reports results from the most comprehensive study
ever conducted of multiple chemical
contaminants in humans. Blood and urine from nine people were
tested for 210 chemicals that occur in consumer products and
industrial pollution." This "body burden"
study was released on Thursday, January 30th, 2003. Please check
our website for more information: http://www.ewg.org
Gulf War Syndrome
Research. Frontline Interview with Dr.
Robert Haley. Last Battle of the Gulf War. Learn
about some differences between the toxic effects of acute and low
level exposures to pesticides from researcher of the Gulf War
Syndrome, Dr. Robert Haley. www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/syndrome/interviews/haley1.html
Hazardous Chemicals in Human and Environmental Health.
International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS).
On-line version free of charge: The file is full-text html and
can be printed. http://www.who.int/pcs
Healthy Families, Healthy Environment. A
Christian ministry helping families enrich their physical and
spiritual health. Health tips about protecting you and your
family from toxic chemicals for each room in your house and the
yard. www.healthyfamiliesnow.org/home.asp
Howard Garrett. The
Dirt Doctor. Many references about the toxic effects
and research on pesticides and herbicides. http://www.dirtdoctor.com/org_research.php
Long Term Effects of Chemical Agents. Medical
Research Institute of Chemical Defense. USAMRICD. On-line
printable version. Contains organophosphates section for the long
term effects associated with them. http://chemdef.apgea.army.mil/textbook/Ch-8.pdf
Malathion Medical Research.
Health Effects Research Summaries. Wildlife Photos -
Photos of animals killed, organs damaged & mutations from
malathion. Human deaths from Malathion - 5 die and 2,800 poisoned
after spraying in Pakistan. Intestinal disorders in children -
this research does show significant public health problems after
aerial spraying. Intestinal Disorders in test animals - more
evidence supporting intestinal defects in children from
Malathion. Child leukemias develop after homes sprayed and kidney
damage. http://www.chem-tox.com/malathion/research/index.htm
National Library of
Medicine. Search the Hazardous Substances Data
Bank. http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?HSDB
- No Spray Coalition, P.O. Box 334, Peck
Slip Station, New York, NY 10272-0334 Hotline: (718)
670-7110
- Listserve: sprayno@yahoogroups.com
Website: www.nospray.org
E-mail: mitchelcohen@mindspring.com
PESTICIDE.NET developed
an exclusive feature of a searchable, online version of EPA's
Data Submitters List for pesticides. For finding registrants
and contact information for particular pesticide active
ingredients, market and competitive intelligence research, and
much more. http://www.pesticide.net/DSL/pdslmain.htm
- PEX Action on
Pesticide Exposure. Information and help for pesticide injury http://www.gn.apc.org/pesticidestrust/pex/intro.htm
- Extoxnet.
Information about pesticides written for the non-expert http://ace.orst.edu/info/extoxnet/faqs/index.htm
- USGS Annual
Pesticide Use Maps. Updated March 1998
- The pesticide use maps
show regional scale patterns in use intensity within the
United States and are not intended for making local-scale
estimates of use, such as for individual counties. http://water.wr.usgs.gov/pnsp/use92
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- USGS Pesticides in
Groundwater Data
- Scroll down to maps
- http://water.wr.usgs.gov/pnsp/allsum
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- Studies
- Study of Sheep Dippers and
Paroxynase. Letter sent to California Pesticide
Regulatory Agency. Barbara Rubin. www.enviromental-toxins.org.uk/casefiles/rubinorganicphosphateletter.doc E-mail: Raisyl@webtv.net Environmental Toxins Foundation, March
8th 2002.
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- Pesticides on
Airlines
- Pesticides.
Association of Flight Attendants. http://www.afanet.org/pesticides.asp
Aircraft Disinsection
Requirements. U.S. Department of Transportation. http://ostpxweb.dot.gov/policy/safety/disin.htm
Danger in the Air:
Pesticide use on domestic airplanes may make flying hazardous to
your health. Mother Jones Magazine.
by Karin Winegar. http://www.motherjones.com/mother_jones/JA98/winegar.html
Ask Flyana: What
You Can't Afford Not to Know about Air Travel.
Drawing on her 10 million miles of flying, air safety pioneer,
Diana Fairechild gives readers a rare, no-holds-barred look at
the dangers of air travel (deep vein thrombosis, recycled air,
air rage, fear of flying, etc.) and offers dozens of practical
tips for safe, efficient, healthy flying. www.flyana.com
Pesticides: A
Potential Danger On Airlines, Wayne Havrelly,
KIRO 7 Consumer Investigator. www.kirotv.com/consumer/2694120/detail.html or KIROTV.com
- Lawn Care
- Is what you put on your lawn
killing you? excerpts from Chapter 14 of The Best
Control by
Stephen Tvedten. http://www.safe2use.com/ipm/lawn.htm
-
- Lawn-care
pesticides pose significant threats to human health and
the environment. Nancy Alderman,
Environment & Human Health, Inc., 1191 Ridge Rd.,
North Haven, CT 06473. 203-248-6582 or FAX 203-288-7571
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
- Environment and Human
Health, Inc. is releasing the findings of its research
report on the risks from lawn-care pesticides. Hartford,
CT, June 24, 2003- Lawn-care pesticides pose significant
threats to human health and the environment, warns a new
report released today by Environment and Human Health,
Inc. (EHHI) titled Risks from Lawn-Care Pesticides. EHHI
is a nine-member, non-profit organization composed of
doctors, public health professionals and policy experts.
For the full text of the report and a summary version,
both available in downloadable pdf format, please visit
our website at www.ehhi.org.
- For more information,
contact: Jane Bradley, Creative Advertising &
Publishing Services, West Hartford, CT 06107 860-232-7788
or 860-313-1326
- Reporting
Agencies
- EPA. Use
the HEAL homepage to print out form, fill it out, and
mail to EPA Locate form on site in HEAL On-Line,
The Supplement Vol.2, # 1 April 1998. http://members.aol.com/HEALNatnl/hs0201.html
-
- Report to ECHO. ECHO
Tracking Adverse Health Effects of Pesticides
- As you know many cases of
pesticide injury are never documented or reported. As
part of ECHO's "Lady Bug Project" we have
developed a Pesticide Incident form to collect data on
injuries caused by pesticides. We hope to use this
information to help educate our legislators and the
public about the serious health risks of pesticide use.
The Pesticide Incident form is available on the ECHO
website. If you have been injured by a pesticide or have
had any bad reactions to a pesticide application, please
print out and complete a Pesticide Incident form and mail
to: ECHO - Pesticide Registry, PO BOX 8232,
Berlin, CT 06037. Your name is optional and will be kept
confidential. We are also interested in documenting any
pets that have been sickened and any plants that may have
been injured by drift from a neighbor's pesticide
application This is an ongoing project and there is no
deadline for submitting the forms. E-mail: ECHOMCSCT@aol.com Phone/Fax: 860-228-2693 http://www.ECHOMCSCT.Homestead.com
Pesticide Poisoning -
What to do.
See this site "What to Do. . ."
- Online
Toxicity Test
- Learn More About
Neurotoxins. Visit this site to raise your
awareness of how neurotoxins can effect your health. You
can take the Visual Contrast Sensitivity (VCS)
Exam and a risk assessment test, online, for $8.95. These
tests assess the possibility of the presence of
neurotoxins in your system. Neurotoxins can come from a
variety of sources that includes Lyme Disease,
Pfiesteria, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Fungal
Syndromes and Sick Building Syndrome.
- http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com/info/diag_process.cfm
-
- Less-Toxic and
Non-Toxic Alternatives
-
- Organizations
and Information
- National Pesticide
Communications Network
- NPTN is a cooperative
effort of Oregon State University and the U.S. EPA
- Pest control information
(not intended for the chemically injured), choosing a
pest control company, emergency, and manufacturers.
- http://ace.ace.orst.edu/info/nptn
-
- NCAMP National
Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides.
- Great directory to check
your area for safe pest control operators. Add to the
directory if you know an alternative operator or company,
lots more info . . .
- http://www.beyondpesticides.org
BIRC Bio Integral
Resource Center. Integrated Pest Management Specialists.
Includes information on weed control. http://www.birc.org
NCAP Northwest Coalition for
Alternatives to Pesticide. Also features
healthy lawn care information to prevent weed growth . http://www.pesticide.org/default.htm
Rachel Carson Council.
Informs and advises persons and institutions about the effects of
pesticides that threaten the health, welfare, and survival of
living organisms and biological systems. The Council promotes
alternative, environmentally benign pest management strategies to
encourage healthier, sustainable living. http://members.aol.com/rccouncil/ourpage/index.htm
The Environmental
Connection. Information and resources about ecological
and environmental health issues. Come back often, as we will be
adding new features to our website in the coming days and weeks.
Subscribe to our print newsletter, The Environmental
Connection, premiering May 2003. Coming Soon! Just for Kids! Our Cool Projects for Kids
website will be debuting this fall. This free website will
provide teachers, homeschooling parents and students with unique
ecology and environmental health project ideas to complement
middle and high school science, history and English studies. http://www.theenvironmentalconnection.com
Tox Free Inc. Insecticide
contamination for home buyers. 1-800-704-1662.
Information & support groups. http://www.dcci.com/toxfree
Toxic Trail. This
website provides information about the issues which are shown in
the Toxic Trail documentary. Here you can view a set of
fact-sheets about the hazards associated with pesticides, and
alternative approaches which have been adopted in parts of Asia
[The Issues] ...find out more about the organisations involved in
making the Toxic Trail documentary [Partners] ...download
scientific papers and training materials, and connect to other
websites, which provide more information about pesticides and the
harm they cause [Resources]
http://www.toxictrail.org
See also "Archive Articles" on this site for "Malathion
and Health Risks: Who Profits?"
- Online Books
- The Bug Stops Here. Online,
new free book by Steve Tvedten. http://www.thebestcontrol.com/bugstop
Help! It's A Roach!
Roach
prevention activity book for kids and parents. Prevent and
control roaches without using pesticides. http://www.epa.gov/opp00001/kids/roaches/english Some of
these resources are also available by calling 1-800-490-9198. More information on Poison Prevention Week is also available at the Poison
Prevention Week Council's web site at: http://www.poisonprevention.org
- Online Video
- The Nature of
Things - Up Close and Toxic. Educational
television program about toxins in the home. Download a
video clip online and explore the Toxic House interactive
version on the website. http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/toxic.html
-
- West Nile
Virus Mosquito Control
- Safer Mosquito
Control Bulletin. Dallas Citizens for
Alternatives to Pesticides (DalCAP). Concerned
about the West Nile Virus? Wonder how effective mosquito
spraying is in stopping it? Concerned about the health
and environmental effects of the pesticides used against
adult mosquitoes by at least 16 Dallas area cities and
counties? Read our Dallas area Safer Mosquito Control
Bulletin. http://www.dalcap.org
Mosquito Control. The Bug Stops
Here. Online, new free book by
Steve Tvedten. http://www.thebestcontrol.com/bugstop/about_arthropods.htm
- Video
- Safe Pesticide Alternatives.
Television Broadcast VideoTapes.
Televised discussions with Steve Tvedten regarding the
use of safe alternatives and the dangers of the use and
misuse of poisonous pesticides. This three part series,
can be used to educate anyone from your
neighbors, local politicians, broadcast on local
cable stations, or additions to local public libraries.
Also available to order, is a 6 part discussion
series with Steve on the use and misuse of dangerous
poisonous pesticides, which includes talks about topics
such as the West Nile Virus,
MCS community, Agent Orange etc. Contact Linda at info@safe2use.com
-
- News
- The Great Spray Debate: Could synthetic
sprays eliminate our best defense against West Nile virus
- a healthy ecosystem? Chicago
Wilderness Magazine. by Arthur Melvile Pearson.
Spring 2003. http://chicagowildernessmag.org/issues/spring2003/spraydebate.html
See also "Pesticide Alternatives" on this site for "Questions
and Answers, Home-Made Ant Bait Recipe, Termite Extermination,
and Alternative Mosquito Control and Repellant."
- Lice Treatment
- Lice Meister Comb is the Best Lice and Nit
Removal Comb. Effective, no pesticides treatment
http://www.headlice.org/licemeister/whythebest.htm
- Not Nice to Lice. There
seems to be an increase in lice transmission in schools. The alternatives work. Compare toxic products risks with non-toxic alternative products. http://www.safe2use.net/nntl/sitemap-n.htm
Lice R Gone. Enzyme based product
that works on lice and mutant lice that
live under the skin. May be used daily as they emerge from under
the skin or when the bumps are broken open. Lice R Gone
can be used on open wounds. http://www.licergone.com
Resistance to Head Lice, News Coverage. James
Hoyer Attorney at Law. View news clips concerning resistance to
name brand pesticide treatments. http://www.jameshoyer.com/news_headlice_coverage.html
- Consultants
- Safe Pest Eliminators Inc. Jerry
Goodman, President. Call or write to 11338 S.W. 158th Place, Miami,
FL. 33196 Phone: (305) 447-7152
(Florida Dept. Agriculture/Consumer Services
License # JB4483, U.S. EPA Registration # 73340-1) jgheatwave@aol.com
-
- Lawn Care
- Safer Lawn Care.
Toxic Use Reduction Institute. Marblehead Pesticide
Awareness Committee (MPAC). Marblehead, MA (781)
631-8512. MPAC, a member organization in the Marblehead
Environmental Coalition, is a local, non-profit,
citizens' activist group which has been running a
successful "Awareness through Education"
campaign in Marblehead around pesticide issues for the
past two years. Our current project is the Organic Lawn
and Garden Demonstration Site ("A Living Lawn...A
Lawn for Living"). http://www.turi.org/community.old/MPAC.html
New Alternative Grass.
(Buffalo) B-grass is tough as nails and may be come a
low-maintenance alternative if test seeds prosper. More
information on B-grass from University of Missouri horticulture
experts. http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor Click on Agriculture, then
Horticulture, then Lawns and find publication No. G6730.
- Organic Food
- Organic Consumers
Association. Support, Awareness, and
Education about Organic Food. The
Organic Consumers Association (OCA) promotes food safety,
organic farming and sustainable agricultural practices in
the U.S. and internationally. We provide consumers with
factual information they can use to make informed food
choices. Genetic engineering, irradiation, toxic sludge
fertilizer, mad cow disease, and rBGH are some of the
issues we address. http://www.organicconsumers.org
-
- Organically Grown Foods Higher
In Cancer-fighting Chemicals Than Conventionally Grown
Foods. American Chemical
Society. 3-04-03. "Fruits and veggies grown organically show
significantly higher levels of cancer-fighting
antioxidants than conventionally grown foods, according
to a new study of corn, strawberries and marionberries.
The research suggests that pesticides and herbicides
actually thwart the production of phenolics - chemicals
that act as a plant's natural defense and also happen to
be good for our health. Fertilizers, however, seem to
boost the levels of anti-cancer compounds." Science Daily News http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/03/030304073059.htm
Organic Food Has More Healthy Compounds -US Report -
Fri Mar 7,10:06 PM ET. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Organically grown
crops contain more healthy compounds than conventional crops,
perhaps because they are not exposed to pesticides, U.S.
researchers reported on Friday. Tests on organically and
sustainably grown berries and corn showed they contain up to 58
percent more polyphenolics, compounds that act as antioxidants
and may protect cells against damage that can lead to heart
disease and cancer. Organic food is grown without chemical
pesticides or fertilizers. Sustainably grown food is
grown without artificial pesticides. FULL STORY at: http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=570&u=/nm/20030308/sc_nm/health_organics_dc&printer=1
- Is Organic
Food Provably Better? by Marian Burros. In
the debate over whether organic food is better than
conventionally raised food, advocates for organic produce
say it contains fewer harmful chemicals and is better for
the earth, and some claim that it is more nutritious. And
recent preliminary evidence suggests that the levels of
certain nutrients, especially vitamin C, some minerals
and some polyphenols - naturally occurring antioxidants
that may help bolster the immune system - are higher in
organically grown crops. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/16/dining/16WELL.html?8hpib
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- Organic
Gardening
- Organic Gardening.
Seeds of Change Certified Organic Seeds.
"How to" composting information and more. http://www.seedsofchange.com
Howard Garrett. The
Dirt Doctor. Information on the "how to" of
organic gardening. http://www.dirtdoctor.com
- Termite
Extermination
- U. of Iowa
Experimenting With Non-Chemical Termite Treatment.
by Brad Harbison. 7/9/2003
- IOWA CITY, Iowa The
University of Iowa is experimenting with a non-chemical
way to stop termite infestations on campus buildings. The
university has been researching a new method in which
crushed limestone is used to prevent termite
infestations. According to University of Iowa
Entomologist Bob Setter, before a building is
constructed, the university will be placing a six-inch
layer of crushed limestone under concrete and up
sidewalls, creating a physical barrier. Setter said
termites can't tunnel through the limestone and the rocks
are large enough that the pests can't move them.
- Termites: Alternative
Methods. University of California
Cooperative Extention, Master Gardeners of Santa Clara
Online. Discusses efficacy of heat, cold, microwave
and other methods. http://www.mastergardeners.org/recommend/termites.html
Pesticides,
Neurotoxins and Children
- Lice
Treatments
- Headlice.org.
The National
Pediculosis Association,® Inc. "It's not
about the lice it's about kids." Concerning
treatment decisions, warns of dangers in using the
pesticides.
http://www.headlice.org/faq/treatments/nochem.htm A parent writes about her son
Matthew's injury from Lindane. http://www.headlice.org/jesseproject/matthew.htm
Children's Health
Environmental Coalition. "Nit Picking: Safely
Treating Your Child for Lice" http://www.checnet.org/healthehouse/education/articles-detail.asp?Main_ID=25
- Troublesome inconsistencies in the federal
regulation of pyrethrin-based shampoos. Michael H. Surgan Environmental
Protection Bureau, New York State Attorney General's
Office, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271
- "To the editor, Sheldon Wagner's report
of fatal
asthma in a child after use of
a pyrethrin-based animal shampoo touches on several matters
that bear further clarification." West J Med
2000; 173: 86 -87 http://www.ewjm.com/cgi/content/full/174/3/169
Resistance to Head Lice, News Coverage. James
Hoyer Attorney at Law. View news clips concerning resistance to
name brand pesticide treatments. http://www.jameshoyer.com/news_headlice_coverage.html
- Not Nice to Lice. There
seems to be an increase in lice transmission in schools. The alternatives are just as
effective as the poisons. Compare toxic products risks with non-toxic alternative products. http://www.safe2use.net/nntl/sitemap-n.htm
Lice R Gone. Enzyme based product
that works on lice and mutant lice that
live under the skin. May be used daily as they emerge from under
the skin or when the bumps are broken open. Lice R Gone
can be used on open wounds. http://www.licergone.com
Editor's note on
toxic lice treatments: There is a possibility of an allergic
reaction to the toxic lice treatments, that can mimic the
sensation that you still have lice. I know of two persons who
have poisoned themselves with the excessive use of the toxic
products because of this allergic response.
- Mosquito
Control
- Mosquito Control -
Effects of DEET on children and adults. Children
are more vulnerable. Selected peer reviewed articles
below were found at: http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov click on HSDB, Hazardous
Substances Data Base, search word <DEET>, click on
first item.
- Online
Toxicity Test
- Learn More About
Neurotoxins. Visit this site to raise your
awareness of how neurotoxins can effect your health. You
can take the Visual Contrast Sensitivity (VCS)
Exam and a risk assessment test, online, for $8.95. These
tests assess the possibility of the presence of
neurotoxins in your system. Neurotoxins can come from a
variety of sources that includes Lyme Disease,
Pfiesteria, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Fungal
Syndromes and Sick Building Syndrome.
- http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com/info/diag_process.cfm
- Pesticide
Effects on Children
- Environmental
Health Perspectives Online. Critical Windows
of Exposure to Household Pesticides and Risk of Childhood
Leukemia. Environmental Health Perspectives Volume
110, Number 9, September 2002 http://157.98.13.103/docs/2002/110p955-960ma/abstract.html
-
- Natural Resources
Defense Council. Excellent
in depth information on the effects of pesticide on
children. http://www.nrdc.org/health/kids/ocar/chap5.asp
Pesticides and Chemical
Use in Schools: Effects on Children
http://members.aol.com/Hopedance/articles/toxic.htm
Children's
Environmental Health Coalition. Learn
more about the threats to children and what you as loving
parents, concerned citizens and community leaders can do about
them. http://www.checnet.org/
Rachel Carson Council.
Informs and advises persons and institutions about the effects of
pesticides that threaten the health, welfare, and survival of
living organisms and biological systems. The Council promotes
alternative, environmentally benign pest management strategies to
encourage healthier, sustainable living. http://members.aol.com/rccouncil/ourpage/index.htm
- Neurotoxins and
the Health of Children. A surprising number of
children in the U.S. suffer from neurological disorders.
Neurotoxic substances play a significant causal role in
the development of some neurological disorders, and may
be particularly harmful to the developing brains of
children.
http://www.childenvironment.org/factsheets/neurotoxins.htm
Childhood Autism, Predominantly
an Environmental Illness. Harold E Buttram, MD. Article
on website: http://www.mercola.com/2001/dec/1/immunizations2.htm
The Environmental
Connection. Information and resources about ecological
and environmental health issues. Come back often, as we will be
adding new features to our website in the coming days and weeks.
Subscribe to our print newsletter, The Environmental
Connection, premiering May 2003. Coming Soon! Just for Kids! Our Cool Projects for Kids
website will be debuting this fall. This free website will
provide teachers, homeschooling parents and students with unique
ecology and environmental health project ideas to complement
middle and high school science, history and English studies. http://www.theenvironmentalconnection.com
- Pesticides in
Schools
- Legislating Safety in
Schools, Barbara Rubin. Our Toxic Times,
Issue 152, Volume 14, Number 3, March 2003. pp. 26-30.
Phone: 406-547-2255
www.ciin.org
- Books on
Pesticides, Neurotoxins and Children
- About Neurotoxins . .
.
- Desperation
Medicine

- by Ritchie C. Shoemaker,
M.D., P.A. Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD, 2001. (350
pages)
- To order by mail: Ritchie
C. Shoemaker, M.D., P.O. Box 25, Pokomoke, MD 21851.
$14.95 + $5.95 for shipping and handling. To order this book online,
register with site below, then your order will be
processed. Registration is free, with no obligation. http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com/prod_services/books_media.cfm
- ". . . I was
about to stumble upon a whole new family of diseases that
leave millions of Americans defenseless against the
ravages caused by the buildup of organic poisons within
their cells." (p. 31) Dr. Shoemaker discovers a
new detoxification protocol that gives relief for those
with Lyme Disease,
Pfiesteria, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Fungal
Syndromes and MCS/EI. They all suffer with chronic,
neurotoxin-mediated illnesses. His perspective of MCS/EI
appears in "Getting Behind 'Sick Building
Syndrome.'" See how chemical damage to the
environment can effect us, in "Showdown.
Confrontation with a Toxic Invader" and
"Chronicles from a Poisoned Landscape." He
educates us about political coverups and manipulation of
scientific findings in "The Appearance of Good
Science."
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- Our Children's
Toxic Legacy: How Science and Law Fail to Protect Us from
Pesticides, by John Wargo. Yale University
Press, March 1998. This information is recommended for us
to make more informed choices. http://www.amazon.com
- Online Book
- "Help! It's A Roach!"
Roach
prevention activity book for kids and parents.
Prevent and control roaches without using pesticides. http://www.epa.gov/opp00001/kids/roaches/english Some
of these resources are also available by calling 1-800-490-9198. More information
on Poison Prevention Week is also available at the
Poison Prevention Week Council's web site at:
http://www.poisonprevention.org
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