See also these resources on this website:
- Our searchable list of resources, including books, videos, magazines, consumer guides and websites for researchers, parents, health care providers, lawmakers, consumers and others.
- Our Websites page for a listing of websites related to environmental health.
- Our searchable Biweekly Bulletins with top news stories and announcements since January 2006.
- Our Presentations page with handouts from lectures and conferences that we have sponsored.
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ICEH-published Documents
ICEH grants permission to reprint documents that we have published as long as ICEH is credited as the author. We appreciate knowing if our materials are having an impact; please let us know if you use our materials: iceh@iceh.org.
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Documents from Other Organizations |
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Chemical Kids – Environmental Toxins and Child Development (from the March/April 2007 issue of Social Work Today) |
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CHE Public Policy Primer: Our Health and the Health of the Environment: How Are They Connected? What Can We Do to Improve Both? (on the CHE website) |
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Environmental Toxins and Human Health, by ICEH Advisory Board member Antonia Marthaller, RN, published in the Whidbey General Hospital quarterly magazine, The Pulse. |
15 KB |
Global Initiative on Children's Environmental Health Indicators (CEHI) from the World Health Organization |
101 KB |
LDDI Analysis – CDC Biomonitoring 2003 Brief |
24 KB |
The Louisville Charter: A Platform for Creating a Safe and Healthy Environment through Innovation |
24 KB |
Playing it Safe: Service Provider Strategies to Reduce Environmental Risks to Preconception, Prenatal and Child Health (on the Best Start website) |
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Pollution in People report from the Toxic-Free Legacy Coalition website |
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Public Health and Economic Consequences of Methylmercury Toxicity to the Developing Brain by Leonardo Trasande, Philip J. Landrigan and Clyde Schechter, on the Environmental Health Perspectives website |
30 KB |
Press Release: CDC Releases Extensive Survey of Americans’ Exposure to Environmental Chemicals (for the full report or a summary, please visit www.cdc.gov/exposurereport/) |
30 KB |
Toxic Trespass (on the ourplanet.com website) |
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Transforming the Public Debate on Neurotoxicants: The Learning and Developmental Disabilities Initiative, written by ICEH Executive Director Elise Miller, published in the April 2004 issue of San Francisco Medicine, on the SF Medical Society website |
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What You Should Know about Arsenic-treated Wood from the Safe Playgrounds Project website. |
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Why so many students in special education? (PDF file) by Kathleen Schuler of LDDI member organization Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. Published September 7, 2004, in the Southwest Journal of Minneapolis. |
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Practice Prevention Columns
With an emphasis on the effects of neurotoxicants and environmental hazards on the developing human brain, these columns summarize recent scientific research for a nonscientific audience. These also serve as resources for the Collaborative on Health and the Environment's Learning and Developmental Disabilities Initiative, which ICEH coordinates nationally. Please feel free to link to these articles or include them in your own newsletters or other publications.
En español: La práctica de la prevención
Reports
Healthy Schools Initiative Reports
Healthy Futures Project Documents
Meeting Documents
Please see our LDDI Meetings page for links to documents.
Precautionary Principle Documents
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