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- It stops convective heat and currents in the air of your home
- It reduces radiant heat
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Why choose ORGANIC mattresses and bedding? color:black"">
PBDE’s changes a child's intelligence and memory and increases hyperactivity, damages hearing learning and Flame retardent passes through the placenta and is absorbed by the new born. The feder
Formaldehyde and your lack of well being,
Formaldehyde is in your lipstick, toothpaste, soft drinks, shampoo, kitchen cabinets, carpeting and wall board of your kid’s school and parent’s mobile home. Eye, nose and throat irritation coughing, skin rash
New Carpeting and dangerous chemical fumes.
Adhesives 4-PC (4-phenylcyclohexene) and many chemicals such as Styrene come from SB latex backing and create the fumes associated withregular new carpets. These cause headaches, runny eyes and nose and odor
Sun -screen and other toxic chemicals
What's in sun tan lotions, sun-screen ,hair spray and other cosmetics used before coming to the swimming pool. There should be adebate if these chemicals should be allowed at all in our swimming water or inthe air
GREENING OUR COMMUNITY WOULD IMPROVE OUR ASHMA MIGRAINES FATIGUE AND ADDVerdana"">. REMINDERS OFHEALTH RISKS FROM FRAGRANCES
Consider checking your health symptoms and consider how you would be without these chemicals.HOW ABOUT FRAGRANT FREE POLICY IN
FRAGRANCE FREE CHEMICAL FREE FUME FREE DRYER SHEETS WOU
San Ramon Valley High School has brought back to life an atrium in the administration building and has a plan to build a green house and gardens on the campus. We are in need of some hand tools. If you have some hand tools laying around that you are
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Response to recycling: Actually we pay thousands of dollars a month for recycling. We have areas of the district where the collector will
The aphids and (their many relatives) are busy at this time of year, as our roses and other blossoms begin to emerge. This Thursday, I will release 5,000 lacewing larva – the babies are insect eating machines – and the lacewing is one of those amazin
I nudged through a debris pile in my garden. It contained begonia rootballs that I had pulled from a site after the last hard frost. Observing the new leaves on what had appeared completely dead plant matter was another opportunity for learning - beg
As I am in charge of all things environmental for the Mt. Diablo Unified School District, I found that one of the best ways to communicate was with a blog. Since I already host and maintain that system, I feel that a link from here will b