Archive - Press Clippings
May 1998 to May 1999
Environmental Causes of Developmental Disorders Explored
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25 May 1999
Dangerous Legacy of Obsolete Pesticides
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25 May 1999
Breast milk of women who eat lake Ontario fish contains high levels of PCBs
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10 May 1999
Dioxin- Levels high in incinerator-happy Japan
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May 1999
Dioxin- Seveso disaster testament to effects of dioxin
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6 May 1999
Of Peace and Poison
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3 May 1999
Fetuses absorb dioxin in mothers blood
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9 April 1999
Endometriosis tops list of womens ailments
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7 April 1999
Studies spur new theories about oil's harm
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7 April 1999
Maker of IV System to Stop Using a Plastic
- 7 April 1999
Plastic Nixed in Making of IV Bags
- 7 April 1999
Tough dioxin rule forces 2,046 incinerators to shut
- 5 April 1999
Forbud mod de værste stoffer på vej
- 26 February1999
Group Calls for Ban of Pesticide
- 25 February1999
Tighter dioxin rules planned
- 24 February1999
Study Targets Mercury-Laden Air Emissions
- 23 February1999
Lead poisoning
- 8 February1999
The Asbestos Epidemic - A Global Crisis
- 8 February1999
U.S. Steps Up Hunt for Source of Amphibian Deaths
- February1999
Global Chemical Treaty Threatened
- 29 January1999
Chemical Industry Plans to Assess Product Safety
- 27 January1999
Environment- UN negotiates global treaty on dangerous chemicals
- 26 January1999
Testicular cancer in Canada
- 26 January 1999
Etiology of Parkinson's Disease
- January1999
PCB-related risks of eating fish
- January1999
Carcinogen from Industrial Waste Found in Human Milk
- 16 December 1998
Researchers say PCBs still threaten world's air and seas
- 9 December 1998
11 endocrine disrupters found in nation's water system
- 7 December 1998
Pesticides Linked to Breast Cancer
- 4 December 1998
Chemicals from Asia polluting B.C. waters
- December 1998
Genetically engineered plants could curtail mercury poisoning
- December 1998
Hormone disrupter meeting attracts 1,100 participants
- December 1998
Persistant Organic Pollutants Pervade Asia
- 23 November 1998
Experts prepare mechanism to protect against toxic chemical hazards
- November 1998
Citing Possible Dangers, Groups Seek Ban on Vinyl Toys
- 20 November 1998
Alert on gender-bender chemicals
- 18 November 1998
Pesticides Contaminate Flooded Honduran River
- 18 November 1998
Whats happening to our frogs
- 18 November 1998
Abstract from experiment on Xenopus embryos
- 18 November 1998
Airborne pollutants from Asia linked to cancer and birth defects...
- 18 November 1998
EPA Tackles Mercury Pollution
- 17 November 1998
Canadian frog deformities
- 5 November 1998
Panel urges quick validation of endocrine disrupter tests
- 1 November 1998
Europe to ban hormone mimics
- 2 November 1998
Low-Level Chemical Exposures:A Challenge for Science and Policy
- 1 November 1998
Importance of low dose testing
- 1 November 1998
Us panel split on endocrine disruptors...
- November 1998
Mattel to Phase Out Chemicals in Teethers
- 24 September 1998
S.F. Bay fish have high dioxin levels-report
- 10 September 1998
DDT continues to show up in Snake River fish
- 7 September 1998
Chemicals in Whales May Be Dangerous
- 1 September 1998
E.P.A. to Hunt Dangers in Everyday Products
- 31 August 1998
Nike Agrees to Stop Using PVC for Shoes
- 26 August 1998
Environment agency requests funds to fight dioxin
- 26 August 1998
MITI plans hormone-disrupter rules
- 19 August 1998
Why do we need a global POPs treaty?
- 28 July 1998
EPA: PCBs Escaping From Hudson Silt
- July 1998
BBC reports on hermaphrotide bears
- 21 July 1998
Whats Wrong With the New York Timess Science Reporting?
- 6 July 1998
Canada backing away from pollutant promise, says activist
- 5 July 1998
Toxic chemicals poison Inuit food
- 5 July 1998
Greenpeace Exposes 'HOTSPOTS'
- 3 July 1998
ENB Report on POPs INC1
- 3 July 1998
Pesticide demo transforms hotel meeting room
- 2 July 1998
Editorial: Cleaning the planet
- 2 July 1998
Canadian wages global war against toxic chemical use
- 2 July 1998
World Health Organization urged to support DDT ban
- 1 July 1998
Resolving the DDT dilemma: Protecting Human Health and Biodiversity
- 1 July 1998
Three decades after Silent Spring, DDT still menacing the
environment: WWF Report Details Hazards, Uses and Alternatives
- 1 July 1998
Where have all the boys gone?
The mysterious decline in male births
- July 1998
Europe Warned: Health Hazards in Low Doses of Chemicals
- 30 June 1998
Regional environmental centers launched in former Soviet countries
- June 1998
Russian Federation Phases Out PCBs
- 30 June 1998
Pesticides Are Not the Main Problem
- June 1998
Canada vows to eliminate 12 deadly toxins
- 30 June 1998
Negotiations Open on Chemical Ban
- 30 June 1998
UN sets out to ban chemicals like DDT, PCBs
- 30 June 1998
100-plus nations seek toxic chemical ban
- 29 June 1998
World takes aim at dirty dozen pollutants
- Montreal talks bid to ban use of worst toxins
- 29 June 1998
WWF Calls for Early Phaseout of Dangerous Chemicals
As Historic Treaty Talks Begin for 100+ Nations
- 29 June 1998
Greenpeace calls for a toxic free future at UNEP convention
- 29 June 1998
120 Countries to Try to Reach Pact On Phaseout of Toxic Compounds
- 28 June 1998
Europe, N. America ban heavy metals, toxic chemicals
- 25 June 1998
Watchdogs urge action on dispersal of chemicals
- 24 June 1998
Active Sources of PCBs Contribute to Contamination of Delaware River Fish
- 24 June 1998
Report Finds Toxic Releases Down
- 18 June 1998
The POPs Treaty
- 4 June 1998
WHO Experts re-evaluate health risks from dioxins
- 3 June 1998
Pollutants Blamed for Dual-Sex Polar Bears
- 1 June 1998
Dioxin Alert
- 26 May 1998