CELA's report contributed to the Canada-wide investigation revealing dangerous levels of lead in our drinking water. The report makes multiple recommendations to protect Canadians, including asking the province to change legislation to require a minimum of 75% of municipal lead service lines to homes be replaced within 3-5 years.
Title: Clean, safe, affordable and accessible water for the Great Lakes region Resource Type: Letter Content: 1282-LetterToGovsPremiers # of Pages: 4 Date authored: May 28, 2019 Publication number: 1282 Author Organization: CELA, and 18 US organizations
Posted by Kathleen Cooper, Senior Researcher on July 21, 2017 One of my heroes died last week. Dr. Herbert Needleman has inspired me since the early 1980s when as an undergraduate I first learned of his work on the effects of lead on…
Sharing Details About Ontario's Response View full webinar here Feb 08 2017 Canadian Environmental Law Association invites you to a webinar: Lead in Drinking Water: Sharing Details about Ontario's Response Thu, Mar 2 at 1pm(et) To register for this no charge…
Title: Early Exposures to Hazardous Pollutants/Chemicals and Associations with Chronic Disease - A Scoping Review Resource Type: Report Content: Download PDF file # of Pages: 162 Date authored: June 2011 Publication number: 795 Author/s: Kathleen Cooper, Lynn Marshall, Loren Vanderlinden,…
Title: Health Effects Associated with Older Homes Resource Type: Presentation Content: Public Health Unit - November 2010 - Kenora # of Pages: 45 Date authored: December 6, 2010 Author/s: Whitney Roos, CPIH(C) Author Organization: Northwestern Health Unit
