To protect human health from toxic chemical exposures where we live, work and play by ensuring strong implementation of Maine’s precedent-setting safer chemicals policy, and participating in a national coalition to comprehensively reform federal chemicals policy based on the Maine…
To protect human health from toxic chemical exposures where we live, work and play by ensuring strong implementation of Maine’s precedent-setting safer chemicals policy, and participating in a national coalition to comprehensively reform federal chemicals policy based on the Maine…
To improve members’ capacity to strengthen state policies on toxic chemicals by informing them about the full array of policy options and improving their communications with nonprofit allies.
To protect human health from toxic chemical exposures where we live, work and play by ensuring strong implementation of Maine’s precedent-setting safer chemicals policy, and participating in a national coalition to comprehensively reform federal chemicals policy based on the Maine…
To protect human health from toxic chemical exposures where we live, work and play by ensuring strong implementation of Maine’s precedent-setting safer chemicals policy, and participating in a national coalition to comprehensively reform federal chemicals policy based on the Maine…
To use online and on-the-ground organizing to educate and mobilize mothers and families on environmental health issues such as toxic chemical exposures from consumer products, air quality, and food and water safety.
To mobilize the base of support in the faith community among clergy, laity and religious leaders to educate state and federal policymakers about the dangers of toxic chemicals from a moral perspective; and to motivate aging “Baby Boomers” and seniors…
To stimulate public support for local, national and international policies that protect the health of Arctic people, wildlife and the environment from environmental contaminants.
To reduce exposures to toxic chemicals by winning fundamental reform on chemicals policy in Connecticut, while contributing to the national momentum for precautionary approaches to using chemicals.
To reform the chemical industry so that its products are no longer harmful to health by: publicizing compelling biomonitoring data; promoting safe substitutions for toxic chemicals through alternatives assessments; linking market campaigns to policy reform objectives; offering strong messages for…