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Growing Up Toxic (June 2004)

Chemical Exposures and Increases in Developmental Disease

Written by: Travis Madsen, Yana Kucher, Teri Olle

ENVIRONMENT CALIFORNIA RESEARCH AND POLICY CENTER

This study focuses on the most recent science surrounding several emerging chemical hazards—a growing body of evidence showing that chemicals found in the home and in common consumer products may hinder normal development.

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Books

• Healthy Child Healthy World: Creating a Cleaner, Greener, Safer Home

Reports

• Disinfectant Overkill (November 2009)
• Seeking Safer Packaging (April 2009)
• Poisons on Pets II (April 2009)
• No More Toxic Tub (March 2009)
• Girl, Disrupted: Hormone Disruptors and Women’s Reproductive Health (January 2009)
• Clean Highways and Water! (August 2008)
• Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging (2008)
• Using REACH Outside Europe
• Volatile Vinyl: The New Shower Curtain’s Chemical Smell (June 2008)
• Plactics that May Be Harmful to Children and Reproductive Health (June 2008)
• Killer Cribs (May 2008)
• Killer Couches (March 2008)
• Baby’s Toxic Bottles (February 2008)
• Face to Face with Toy Safety (February 2008)
• Household Hazards (July 2007)
• Toxic Baby Bottles (2007)
• Bad Chemistry (Winter 2006)
• Recipe for Change (2006)
• Guide to Plastic Lumber (October 2005)
• The Right Start: The Need to Eliminate Toxic Chemicals from Baby Products (October 2005)
• Fathers for Organic (2005)
• Growing Up Toxic (June 2004)
• Body Of Evidence (February 2004)
• The Organic Manifesto of a Biologist Mother (2003)

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