Seventh Generation’s Million Baby Crawl

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  1. Wow, it makes me really happy to hear that Dr.’s like Greene are fighting and trying to change the world on our behalf! I really hope he succeeds with the legislation changes, it is about time for it to be updated!

    Till then,

    Jean

  2. If you haven’t yet read Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” I think you should really give it a chance because you’d probably be interested in all the environmental aspects of the book. =)

  3. It is amazing that in this day and age so many dangerous chemicals are still being used in everyday products. There definitely needs to be regulations to prevent manufacturers from taking shortcuts just to save a buck.

    • toxo
    • November 15th, 2009

    Just out: More Than Genes: What Science Can Tell Us About Toxic Chemicals, Development, and the Risk to Our Children. by Dan Agin. Oxford University Press.

    If anyone is in doubt about the impact of toxic chemicals on development, read this book!

  4. It is interesting how much more media exposure these harmful chemicals have garnered lately. I’m sure these companies have been using unsafe chemicals for a long time and a lot of people probably suffered as a result. At least someone is trying to solve this problem.

  5. Toxins are everywhere. We need to take care of our body’s so our bodies take care of us. I personally take opc-3 which combats free radicals caused by all the pollution and chemicals. Kid’s should take opc-3 specrtrum.
    Mike

  6. That’s a really great logo for this. And good information about chemicals and it’s affecting babies.

  1. November 10th, 2009

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