WVE in the news 2008

Mercury pollution programs expanded

 

Clorox introduces green line of cleaning products

 

Greener Cleaners

Consumer demand for environmentally friendly cleaning products has changed the game for chemical suppliers.

Can beauty be dangerous?

 

Babies absorb phthalates from baby products

 

Coalition Launches Program to Reduce Dental Mercury Waste

 

Cavity hazard: Program teaches dentists to recycle fillings

 

Vuelta a lo natural

Opciones ecológicas y baratas a los productos de limpieza químicos

Cleaning House The Green Way

Women Learn How At Tupperware-Style Parties

4 ways to make safer cleaning products

 

Alternativas Naturales para Limpiadores del Hogar

 

MundoLA.pdf

 

Examiner faults state review of power plant

 

How Safe Are Green Cleaning Products?

Plant-based or natural ingredients don't always mean a cleaning product is safe. The market is largely unregulated.

CFL commentary on MTPR

 

Recycle your CFL bulbs at Ace Hardware

 

Raiding the Pantry to Add Sparkle and Shine

 

After Settling Suit, FDA Changes Tune on Mercury Fillings

 

WVE in the Washington Post

 

WVE on Good Morning America

On September 7, WVE's green cleaning parties were featured on Good Morning America.

Albuquerque Journal

Activists Claim Some Cosmetics Are Toxic; Companies Disagree

Ladies' Night and the New Green 'Party'

By American Apartment Owners Association

A Shopper's Guide to Organics

 

Building Community

 

Scentsational Health

Hear Me Roar

The Greenies Come Out to Play

 

Consumer Groups Fret Over Chemicals in Teen Cosmetics

USA Today

For Your Next Social Event, Host a Green Cleaning Party

 

Warning: What's in Your Makeup Bag?

www.oprah.com

Exposure to Chemicals May Affect Genitals of Baby Boys

USA Today

Dirty Secrets of Cleaning Product Companies

San Francisco Chronicle

Group's report card gives low grades to cleaning-product makers

 

Toys Containing Banned Plastics Still on Market

 

How to be clean and green

By Lisa Schroeder| Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor/ October 23, 2008 edition

Lead, other chemicals remain in many toys

 

Fewer phthalates found in perfume, similar products

 

New Study: Autism Linked to Environment

Research links soaring incidence of the mysterious neurological disorder to fetal and infant exposure to pesticides, viruses, household chemicals

Green Cleaning Parties in the News

 

Clean Green!

 

Earth Friendly, Make-It-Yourself Cleaning Products

Green your kitchen.