Clean New York Activities
Healthy Toys
Database
Is It In Us?
The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry
Make your
list and check this site twice before you buy toys this
season!
December 5th, 2007:
Clean New York, along with our
JustGreen Partners, released the
Consumer Action Guide to Toxic
Chemicals in Toys at a news conference in Albany at the Legislative
Office Building. The release was covered by ABC, CBS,
NBC, FOX and TimeWarner News 9.
Click here to go to the JustGreen websiteto take action
today!
 Clean New York authored the national report,
Is It In Us? Chemical Contamination of our Bodies: Toxic Trespass,
Regulatory Failure and Opportunities for Action, which tested 35
Americans for three different kinds of toxic chemicals. What
did we find? No surprise, but it's still shocking: not only
are toxic chemicals in products and pollution, they're in
us.
Click here for the
full report.
products meant to make you look good can make you feel
bad
chemicals linked to cancer & birth defects don't belong
in cosmetics
Tuesday, October 30th, 6 p.m.
Reading and book signing by the Author, Stacy Malkin.
Discussion with advocates and safer cosmetics representatives
Tables with community groups.
Lecture Center Room 4 on the SUNY Albany Uptown Campus
Free samples of healthy products provided by New York State signers of the Compact for Safe Cosmetics
Learn more: www.safecosmetics.org
For more information, contact Bobbi Chase Wilding,Organizing Director of Clean New York at 312-6703
or clean.bobbi@gmail.comclean.bobbi@gmail.com
DIRECTIONS: Take I-90 (non-toll) to exit 2, cross Washington Avenue onto campus and turn left, you are now on University Drive. From
University Drive, take your first right onto Collins Circle. Visitors Parking is found on the cobble stones at the top of the circle, just before the
main entryway (now under construction). Walk up to the Arts and Sciences building, turn left and walk to the main entrance to the core
campus. Walk down the stairs directly in front of you and into the Lecture Center. Look for signs. Handicap access: once in the main entry
to core campus, turn right into the Arts and Sciences building, take the elevator straight ahead of you to the basement. Exit the elevator, go
straight ahead until you reach the entrance to the Lecture Center. Look for signs.
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