To: Everyone in the San Francisco Area
Here's a huge and unprecedented opportunity to take action to stop the toxic assault that threatens our communities and our children.
Here's a huge and unprecedented opportunity to take action to stop the toxic assault that threatens our communities and our children.
Right now some serious reforms to remove a great burden of pollutants from our lives are on the verge of success. We have a rare chance to make a major difference right now.
Among this generation of children, one in three is now sick with ADHD and autism, asthma, cancer, Down syndrome, obesity. Our children are born and raised in a toxic world. Their illnesses are triggered by pollutants.
We’ve organized this event to face this challenge. We can work together to remove these assaults.
Join us to talk about cleaning up our environment…about personal actions to protect our families…about how to change the system. Join us in launching this change.
WHAT EVERY PARENT SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TOXINS
Join us for an informative morning to learn:
How toxins –pesticides, pollution, plastics, parabens - affect children’s health
What you can do to reduce your family’s toxic exposures
How the U.S. economic and regulatory system is failing to protect us
How we can change the system together
Presentation Alice Shabecoff, Author
Poisoned for Profit: How Toxins Are Making our Children Chronically Ill (www.poisonedforprofit.net)
Followed by a panel discussion with:
- Michael Green, Center for Environmental Health
- Stacy Malkan, Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
- Renee Sharp, Environmental Working Group
Lots of time for your questions!
Q & A moderated by Christine Gardner of www.moregreenmoms.com
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010
Time: 10 AM to Noon
Where: The Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park (Orchid Annex)
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