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

March 6, 2013
Presentation
air pollution, child health, chronic disease, consumer products, endocrine disruption, flame retardants, indoor environment, lead, legacy contaminants, mercury, neurotoxicants, persistent organic pollutants (POPs), precautionary principle, reproductive and developmental toxicants, risk assessment, social determinants of health (SDOH), toxic substances, vulnerable communities, webinar

Title:	(Webinar Series (Part 3 of 3): Early Environmental Exposures to Hazardous Pollutants/Chemicals and their Associations with Chronic Disease – Policy Implications Slide Deck for Webinar #3 of 3
Resource Type:	Presentation
Content:	EEandCD-Webinar-Part3
# of Pages:	35
Date authored:	March 6, 2013
Author/s:	Kathleen Cooper
Author Organization:	Canadian Environmental Law Association

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