Alternatives Journal - Children's Health - Winter 2002 - Volume 28, Number 1

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Subject:  Alternatives Journal - Children's Health - Winter 2002 - Volume 28, Number 1
 Date:     Wed, 3 Apr 2002 00:06:17 -0500
From:      Stephen Tvedten <steve@getipm.com>
Organization:     Get Set Inc. (www.getipm.com)

To:     Paul Helliker <phelliker@cdpr.ca.gov>
          Director, State of California, Department of Pesticide Regulation 

cc:    Christine Whitman whitman.christine@epa.gov

Alternatives Journal - Children's Health - Winter 2002 - Volume 28, Number 1

http://www.alternativesjournal.ca/275/default.htm

16 - Experimenting on Children by KATHLEEN COOPER Despite the lessons from experience with lead in gasoline, Canadian regulators are only slowly adopting more precautionary approaches to environmental health threats involving children.

22 - Starting Off  by LOREN VANDERLINDEN Breast milk is still nature's best infant food, but it is vulnerable to persistent contaminants.

24 - Unambiguous Results by ELIZABETH A. GUILLETTE When Mexico 's Yaqui Indians split into two different agricultural camps in the 1950s, their children became an unusually perfect test group for the effects of pesticide exposure.

25 - Home Hazards by BRUCE LOFQUIST Residential pesticides pose threats to children's health.

33 - The Rule of Ten by SANDRA SCHWARTZ AND KAPIL KHATTER Standards should be ten times stricter to ensure safe levels of exposure for children.

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