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The following page provides you with the most important and relevant coverage from reknown Organizations and Associations.
"Parents have the right to know about chemicals in the products they purchase for their children. In the absence of good government regulations, but armed with the knowledge that some chemicals are a cause for concern, parents can take a few simple actions to limit their child’s exposure to these and other toxic chemicals.
At the store, parents should select baby bottles that are made from glass or a safer non-polycarbonate plastic. At home, parents should avoid washing plastic dishware with harsh dishwashing soap and hot water, which may allow chemicals to leach out of the plastic." - Environment California
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| Scientific Study Find Leaching Chemicals in Baby Bottles |
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| A tough environmental advocacy group conducted a recent research study on chemical toxins in baby bottles and found that all five baby bottle brands leach bisphenol A at dangerous levels. >> Read More |
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| Controversial Chemical Bisphenol A Can Leak Into Your food |
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| A heated debate is underway regarding the harmful effects of bisphenol A and plastic. National Geographic' The Green Guide gives ways to avoid harmful chemicals in plastics and cans. >> Read More |
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| World Wildlife Fund Validates Chemical Exposure |
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| "Products we use every day contain chemicals that can have serious wildlife and human health effects," said Clifton Curtis, director of WWF's Global Toxics Program. "Mounting scientific research is documenting the extent of our exposure to these chemicals." >> Read More |
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| The BCS Organizaiton Publishes Ways to Protect Your Family |
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| A newsletter published by the Breast Cancer Action discusses recommendations made by scientists regarding ways to protect you and your family from toxic chemicals that plague our food supply. >>Read More |
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| Scientific Discoveries of Contaminants Link to Development of Fetus |
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| World-wide attention has been brought to scientific discoveries regarding chemical contaminants like bisphenol A and it's harmful effects on endocrine disruption and fetal development. >> Read More |
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| Protecting Kids From Toxic Chemicals in Plastic |
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| Action Allicance for Children discusses the concern toward hazardous chemicals in baby products and is seeking activist support at the local and government level. >> Read More |
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| Chemical Linked to Obesity |
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The head of Environmental Health Sciences is interviewed about latest research showing that, even at low levels, certain chemicals and pollutants that we encounter every day can be dangerous to our health. >> Read More |
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