CELA Response to the 8th Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health (COA)

Title: CELA Response to the 8th Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health (COA) Response to EBR Registry Number: 011-9290 Resource Type: Letter, Response to Consultation Content: CELA-response- to-New-COA-2014 # of Pages: 8 Date authored: July 3,…

Petition to the Office of the Auditor General – Implementation of CEPA 1999, Sect. 75(3) and EU REACH

Title: Petition to the Office of the Auditor General - Implementation of CEPA 1999, Sect. 75(3) and EU REACH Resource Type: Legal Submissions, Letter Content: Final Ecojustice CELA_CEPA_75(3)AG_petition_April_15_2014pdf_0 # of Pages: 15 Date authored: April 15, 2014 Publication number: 985…

The “Healthy Retrofits” Project: Avoiding children’s health risks during energy retrofits and home renovations in Ontario, Canada

Presentation to CAPTURING THE MULTIPLE BENEFITS OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY - International Energy Agency - European Energy Agency Roundtable on Health and Well-Being Impacts, Copenhagen, Denmark Kathleen Cooper, Senior Researcher Canadian Environmental Law Association Download slides: Cooper-IEA-Mtg-Copenhagen

Early Environmental Exposures to Hazardous Pollutants/Chemicals and their Associations with Chronic Disease – Policy Implications

Part 3 in this series summarizes the challenges that exist in evaluating scientific evidence of associations between chemical exposures and health outcomes, particularly for endocrine disrupting chemicals and related challenges to existing regulatory approaches.

Early Environmental Exposures to Hazardous Pollutants/Chemicals and their Associations with Chronic Disease – Focus on Endocrine Disruption and Obesogens

Part 2 in this series recaps the main findings of the study, summarizes the epigenetic/environmental basis of disease, notes implications of endocrine disruption science, and discusses obesity risk factors in the context of emerging science on chemicals suspected as obesogens and diabetogens