Chemical Awareness in Schools
CAS IS A PARTICIPATING MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL TOXICS NETWORK AUSTRALIA

LATEST RESOURCES
Tools For Healthy Schools Website
Avoid toxic exposures by conducting an audit, learn about the hidden toxic hazards in consumer products and their effect on health, draft a chemical hazard policy for your school.
About the project


NEW BOOK!!   
SAFER SOLUTIONS

Integrated Pest Management Handbook for Australian schools by Jo Immig & TEC.

New On-Line Children's Environmental Health Resource, Toxicity and Exposure Assessment for Children's Health (TEACH)
TEACH, a project of the U.S. EPA, is a new searchable database containing overviews of scientific literature in the field of children's environmental health risks from chemical exposure. TEACH currently contains over 1,400 references from January 1972 to January 2003. These references cover information on environmental contaminants that potentially impact children's health and are updated annually.

UPDATED Oct 2006

 



Chemical Awareness in Schools is a national community forum on toxic chemicals and children's health in Australia. We hope to see safe, non-toxic guidelines implemented in all our children's environments.

We urge all who visit this page to make use of the information here for the sake of the children in their care.

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LATEST NEWS

TOXICS THAT LAST GENERATIONS
The unique bond between a mother and daughter starts in the womb and lasts a lifetime. This Mother's Day, lab tests of mothers and their daughters show that they share another, unwanted bond: a common body burden of industrial chemicals that can be passed down across generations.
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CCA TREATED TIMBER
The use of CCA in Australia has been restricted because of new evidence that it is unsafe. But what about the existing decks, cubby-houses, schools & public playgrounds?
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| Latest CCS Press Release June 06

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS & SCHOOL DESIGN
Australian schools and childcare facilities do not meet international best-practise standards for construction and renovation materials. Flooring, paints, glues and particle board emit toxic chemicals into indoor air.
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ABOUT CAS
Some background on the issue, and what CAS is aiming to achieve.


TOXIC SCHOOLS

Chemical Hazards & Health in Australian Schools

 

 

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