Concerns With Cell Phones and Radiation Exposure
Cell towers, cell phones, and WiFi all release radio frequency (RF) waves. High levels of RF waves can cause tissues to heat up, which has been linked to cancer. Learn how to reduce exposure.
Mercury Factsheet
Mercury is a potent neurotoxin that can harm kids’ developing brains. Exposure to mercury can be through large fish, broken glass thermometers, and compact fluorescent light bulbs.
Lead Factsheet
Lead is a heavy metal often found in paint, water, soil, and consumer products. Lead is very harmful to health. Learn how to reduce exposure and led poisoning in our children and communities.
Reducing the Use of Styrofoam: Safer Alternatives
Polystyrene foam, a material used in disposable food and beverage containers, has been identified as a human carcinogen (cancer causing). Learn how to avoid contact and use safer products.
Safe Siting FAQ
It is important that child cares are located in safe areas. Choose child care sites wisely to avoid toxic exposures. Ensure safe spaces and keep kids away from pollution for healthy growth.
Plastics Factsheet
Many plastics we are exposed to daily, contain harmful chemicals that are detrimental to human health. Learn how to use plastics more safely and prevent exposures to toxins.
Furniture and Carpets Factsheet
Toxic chemicals in furniture, carpets, and flooring can harm children’s health. Reduce exposure by choosing safer materials and improving ventilation.
PVC Dolls and Children’s Health: Safer Toy Alternatives
Learn about PVC Dolls and children’s health risks, plus safer, PVC-free toy alternatives.
PFAS in Child Care: Eco-Healthy FAQs on Hidden Chemical Risks
Learn how PFAS in child care impact children’s health, where they’re found, and how to reduce exposure with safer, eco-friendly solutions.
Food Packaging and PFAS: What You Need to Know to Make Safer Choices
Safer Food Packaging means making choices to reduce kids’ exposure to PFAS- harmful chemicals used to make consumer products grease and water-resistant.
