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Sat, Oct. 17, 2009
Family Life
Posted by robin
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Join the Million Baby Crawl

Seventh Generation invites you to join the Million Baby Crawl, a virtual march to Washington, D.C. to say "No" to toxic chemicals found in our homes. Create a crawler today, and help us demand that Congress reform outdated toxic chemical policy. JOIN THE CRAWL TODAY!! And please tell your friends...
Tue, Oct. 13, 2009
Family Life
Posted by Inspired Protagonist
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My Body Burden, Part 4: Mercury and Methyl Mercury

(Note: this is my fourth post about the pollution that living in the modern world has left inside my own body. If you're just joining the conversation about this personal "body burden", I recommend starting with my first post on the subject and then reading about my test results for BPA and lead)....
Thu, Oct. 08, 2009
Family Life, Pregnancy and Parenting
Posted by 7thDave
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It's Time for Limits on Toxic Chemicals

At Seventh Generation, we've always helped you protect planet home by formulating products that are safe for you and the environment, and by fully disclosing ingredients on our labels. But dangerous chemicals still lurk in our homes, in many of the products we use every day. It's time for common...
Thu, Oct. 08, 2009
Family Life, Pregnancy and Parenting
Posted by Seventh Generation

Toxins In the Home - What You Can Do About It

There are more than 80,000 synthetic, human-made chemicals on the market. Yet, the Environmental Protection Agency has required safety testing on only 200 of them. Seventh Generation talks about toxins in the home with Dr. Alan Greene, practicing pediatrician and renowned authority on family health...
Mon, Oct. 05, 2009
Family Life
Posted by the Inkslinger

Regulating Toxic Chemicals

Here's a data feed that will restore some confidence in the federal government's ability to do the right thing about the chemicals in consumer products: These days the pace of chemical regulation reform is breaking the sound barrier. We have a special report that looks at all the good news and...