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• - The HERA project is a European voluntary initiative launched by the suppliers and manufacturers, AISE and CEFIC, of household cleaning products to provide a common risk assessment framework. Provides news, risk assessment results and resources.
  
• - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Second National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals. Ongoing assessment of the exposure of the U.S. population to environmental chemicals using biomonitoring.
  
• - Consumer-oriented summary of research on environmental toxins, with peer-reviewed summaries and abstracts of published studies. Covers specific disorders such as infertility, asthma, childhood leukemia, and other cancers.
  
• - Index provides links to research about health disorders resulting from exposure to common chemicals and pesticides.
  
• - Directory of factsheets, reports, press releases, and resources on pesticides and their effects.
  
• - Provides information about chromium for environmental professionals and the general public.
  
• - Program area the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) with links to information about these toxins.
  
• - U.S. PIRG Report provides review of pollution data and current knowledge on the health effects of toxic chemicals.
  
• - Online reference for concerned consumers and end users of Copper Chromated Arsenate (CCA) pressure treated wood. Provides health hazard information and links on the health hazards of CCA, arsenic and chromium exposure.
  
• - Reports results from the most comprehensive study ever conducted of multiple chemical contaminants in humans.
  
• - Information and index on toxicology, environmental health, HIV, and AIDS. Search toxicology and chemical information databases from Specialized Information Services (SIS).
  
• - Searchable database of internal chemical industry documents dating from the last 50 years. A project of the Environmental Working Group. Has chemical news, articles, background information and contacts.
  
• - Charged under U.S. CERCLA statute to assess the presence and nature of health hazards at Superfund sites and to help reduce further exposures. Website has toxicity profiles for hazardous chemicals and extensive information on topics such as multiple chemi
  
• - Provides information on US EPA toxic release inventory data for dioxin. Links to other resources.
  
• - Provides information on chemicals affecting the environment and human health from internationally peer-reviewed chemical safety-related publications and databases.
  
• - Organized by vermiculite mining companies, processors, and users to promote the many uses of vermiculite and to address concerns about the health and safety of using vermiculite.
  
• - A database of separate databases. Search by type of database, use of chemicals, type of information and/or descriptors.
  
• - Discusses various reports on the safety of farmed salmon and PCBs and look into the current PCBs guidelines by various health agencies.
  
• - Illustrated guide to commonly encountered toxic chemicals, environmental health risks, and the public's health, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.[Requires Flash]
  
• - An article from The Working Life: Research and Development News.
  
• - Information from the World Wildlife Fund on toxic chemicals in the environment. Focus on endocrine disruptors, persistant organic pesticides (POP's) and agricultural pesticides.