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HealthyStuff.org Launches July 29, 2009Sign up and be the first to receive new ratings for Pet Products, Cars, Children's Products, and Toys.
Take Action!Take ACTION to Protect Children's Health!Ask your your state Senator and Chairman George to support the Michigan "Children's Safe Products Act!" Take ACTION on deca-BDE!Protect children, firefighters, and the Great Lakes from this toxic flame retardant. Please ask your state representative to help ban the last commercial BDE. Michigan Doesn't Need More Coal!Write a letter to the editor today! Press ReleasesHuge Dow Shareholder Vote Urges Transparency on Cleanup5/14/2009 - Almost 30 percent of Dow's voting shareholders voted to urge the company to report on progress to clean up a massive contamination site at Dow's mid-Michigan global headquarters. This is the third year in a row that this resolution has received significant support from shareholders. House Passage of Landmark Children's Safe Products Act Hailed by Health & Environmental Organizations, Parents, & Toy Store Owners5/13/2009 - The state's leading health, medical, health-affected, and environmental organizations as well as thousands of parents celebrated today's House passage of the Children's Safe Products Act (HB 4763-69) as a first step toward protecting children from toxic chemicals in children's products. Safe Children's Products Act Hailed by Health & Environmental Groups4/20/2009 - Backed by a 25-foot inflatable rubber ducky at press events around the state, some of the state's leading health, medical, health-affected and environmental organizations enthusiastically supported the recently introduced Safe Children's Products Act as a first step to protecting children from toxic chemicals in children's products. Bill to Restrict Toxic Flame Retardant Introduced3/25/2009 - HB 4699 -- which would phase-out a toxic flame retardant (Deca-BDE) in mattresses, residential furniture, televisions, and computers -- was introduced today by Representative Deb Kennedy and a bi-partisan group of 21 cosponsors and referred to the House Committee on Great Lakes & Environment. Michigan House Votes 88-20 to Restrict Pharmaceutical Pesticide Lindane3/17/2009 - Leading health, medical and environmental groups in Michigan praised today’s 88-20 bipartisan vote to help protect children and our Great Lakes from an outdated treatment for lice and scabies. The Michigan House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed HB 4402 to restrict pharmaceutical use of the toxic pesticide lindane.House Committee Overwhelmingly Passes Restrictions on Dangerous Pesticide Lindane3/11/2009 - Health, medical and environmental organizations praised the Michigan House Great Lakes & Environment Committee for overwhelmingly advancing important legislation (HB 4402) protecting children's health today.Granholm Slams Brakes on MI Coal Rush2/03/2009 - Citizens today applauded Gov. Jennifer Granholm's far-reaching announcement to fundamentally change how Michigan fuels its energy needs. The new plan, which prioritizes clean energy, has put Michigan's coal rush on hold, requiring all new and expanded coal plant developers to go back to the drawing board and consider cleaner energy alternatives to the coal plants.One in Three Children's Toys Tested by Ecology Center's www.HealthyToys.org has Significant Levels of Chemicals, Including Lead, Flame Retardants, and Arsenic12/03/2008 - The Ecology Center released the 2nd annual consumer guide to toxic chemicals in toys at www.HealthyToys.org.Check out HealthyToys.org coverage 54 Incoming State Representatives Commit to Getting Toxics Out of Toys11/11/2008 - Michigan voters elected at least 54 State Representatives committed to protecting kids from toxic chemicals in toys.DTE’s GreenCurrents Declared “Greenwash”; Alternative Proposed10/07/2008 - The premium that 14,000 residential or business customers in Southeast Michigan who have signed up for DTE Energy’s GreenCurrents program are paying on their monthly electric utility bill buys no renewable energy, according to filings with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC). Read more in EcoLink
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