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What is CHE?

The Collaborative on Health and the Environment (CHE) (www.healthandenvironment.org) is a national non-partisan partnership of individuals and organizations concerned with the role of the environment in human and ecosystem health. CHE seeks to raise the level of scientific and public dialogue about the role of environmental contaminants and other environmental factors in many of the common diseases, disorders, and conditions of our time. CHE promotes interdisciplinary discussions, sharing of scientific evidence, outreach and education, and an agenda to bring about systemic change in improving environmental public health. Underlying all of CHE’s activities is a commitment to strong, uncompromised science. We believe that the truth emerges through discussion and that civility among CHE partners is a condition of honest dialogue and learning.
 

 

 


 

Important Updates

Alaskans Tested for Toxic Chemicals in Products—Results Reveal Contamination from Chemicals in Everyday Products

New Report:

Is It In Us? Chemical Contamination of Our Bodies—Toxic Trespass, Regulatory Failure, and Opportunities for Action”—

35 people from seven states, including Alaska, were tested for 20 toxic chemicals. 

Results, Executive Summary, participants, and full report can be found at www.isitinus.org


For Immediate Release—News Advisory for November 8, 2007 Media Briefing (10 AM at the Loussac Library in Anchorage)


New Fact Sheets on Toxic Chemicals, Health Effects, and Alternatives!

  1. Bisphenol A

  2. Phthalates

  3. Brominated Flame Retardants—PBDEs