Children's Environmental Health Collaborative Effort

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Interested in educating parents and professionals about children’s environmental health? Please attend a strategy development session on the morning of Friday, September 16, 9 -12 at the school district office, 1135 Prospect St, Fredericton. Team 2B will be identifying priorities and next steps to...
Update from Team Policy of the Children's Environmental Health Collaborative: Team Policy will soon be launching its outreach to policy-makers, both government and non-government. If you are interested in receiving a presentation, please contact the NBEN.
Exposure to BPA Has Been Underestimated, New MU Research Says Results indicate BPA accumulates more rapidly within the body than previously thought, June 06, 2011 http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2011/0606-exposure-to-bpa-has-been-underestimated-new-mu-research-says/
From the Globe and Mail; Toxic metals found in cosmetics; Group calls for better regulation http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/new-health/health-policy/toxic-metals-found-in-cosmetics-group-calls-for-better-regulation/article2023309/?utm_medium=Feeds:
Hi everyone – Paul Tukey of Safelawns is working with the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment to proclaim May 6th 2011, which is the 20th anniversary of Hudson Quebec’s cosmetic pesticide bylaw, as Dr. June Irwin Lawn Pesticide Awareness Day. The wording of the proclamation is be...

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To provide a clean and healthy environment for children in New Brunswick.

Mission

To work collaboratively to reduce children’s exposure to environmental contaminants that may contribute to illness, disability, disease or death.

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