Our Health, Our Environment Reports

Unnecessary Harms: The Availability of Safer Alternatives to the “Toxic Ten”	4/20/2006
Toxic chemical use is putting the health of Massachusetts’ citizens at risk. Everyday activities such as picking up the dry cleaning, handling computer equipment, and spraying a lawn for weeds and pests can expose Bay Staters to chemicals known to be hazardous to human health.
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Body Of Evidence: New Science In The Debate Over Toxic Flame Retardants And Our Health	2/18/2004
New evidence indicates that the chemical flame retardant decabromodiphenyl ether (Deca) may threaten the health of Americans.
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Toxic Baby Furniture	05/06/2008
Furnishings containing formaldehyde —a toxic chemical linked with allergies, asthma, and cancer—can contaminate indoor air within our homes. Babies and young children are particularly vulnerable to harm.
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