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These materials
were used to research household cleaners and are recommended
for reference. 1] www.epa.gov/iaq/schools/indes.html, EPA Indoor Air
Quality Tools for Schools 2] www.swampnet.org/swehag/g.html, Sustainable Washington
Environmental Health Action Guide 3] www.epa.gov/iaq, EPA Indoor
Air Quality homepage 4]
www.checnet.org/detective/cleaners.html,
Children’s Health Environmental Coalition Network, 800-266-2353
5] www.checnet.org/science/sci_facts.html,
Children’s Health Environmental Coalition Network, 800-266-2353 6] Vermont Poison Center 877-658-3456 7] Schettler MD, Ted…[et al.], In
Harm’s Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development, 2000, Greater Boston
Physicians for Social Responsibility & Clean Water Fund, MA, 617-497-7440, www.igc.org/psr/
in PDF format 8] Schoemaker, Joyce and Charity Vitale,
Healthy Homes Healthy Kids: Protecting your Children from Everyday
Environmental Hazards, Washington D.C., Island Press, 1991 9] Berthold-Bond, Annie, Clean &
Green, Woodstock NY, Cress Press, 1994 10] Dadd, Debra Lynn, Nontoxic, Natural,
& Earthwise: How to Protect Yourself and Your Family from Harmful
Products and Live in Harmony with the Earth, Los Angeles, Jeremy
P. Tarcher, Inc., 1990 11] Environmental Hazards Management Institute,
EHMI Earth Express: Hazardous
Household Product Safety for YOU and Your Family!, Durham, NH, 603-868-1496,
www.ehmi.org 12] Seventh Generation, The Seventh
Generation Guide to a Toxic-Free Home, www.seventhgen.com, Burlington VT, 802-658-3773 13] Center for Disease Control, Health
U.S. 1996-97 and Injury Chartbook, www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hus96_97.pdf 14] Green Seal, Choose Green Report:
General Purpose Cleaners, www.greenseal.org/choose.htm 15] Steinman, David and Sam Epstein, The Safe Shoppers Bible. A Consumer's Guide to Nontoxic
Household Products, Cosmetics and Food, Macmillan,
New York, 1995 16] American Association of Poison Control
Centers, Toxic Exposure Surveillance System, Annual Reports, www.aapcc.org
(under Poisoning Data – TESS)
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