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This presentation was put together by the: Center for Health, Environment and Justice’s BE SAFE and Child Proofing Our Communities Campaigns
A Precautionary TaleAbout
Keeping The American Promise: Building Strong, Healthy and Safe Communities
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The Purpose of this presentation is to: Increase the public’s understanding of how decisions are being made today. Explain shortfalls in our current regulatory system. Provide guidance and steps individuals and groups can take to influence change.
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What do we mean when we say decision-making based on Cautionary Action or The Precautionary Principle?
Wingspread Statement defines the precautionary principle in this way:“When an activity raises threats of harm to human health or the environment, precautionary measures should be taken even if some cause and effect relationships are not fully established scientifically.”
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Precautionary action is a shift in the waydecisions are made about exposure to chemicals in our air, water, food and consumer products. Instead of asking . . .
How much harm can we tolerate?The precautionary approach asks . . .
How much harm can we avoid?Center for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
We avoid risks everyday and take preventative actions without much thought – it’s just part of our lives.
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How might I make this product with less of a financial investment? Saving money will get me promoted . . .
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Recipe For DisasterADD: One part science Several parts of assumptions or guesses about chemicals,exposures and human interactions A complicated mathematical computerized model Calculate the math several ways entering different assumptions and different science and . . .
Out comes a guess about a ―safe level‖ of exposure to a chemical often with the assumption that there is a small number of possible adverse health effects.Center for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
Responsible parents block the stairs
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Corporations would argue placing pillows at the bottom of the stairs is enough.
Keep Us
NO
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A ―small risk‖ to some is an unacceptable risk to others.
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The true costs of harm goes beyond the ―gate‖ and becomes the burden of the victims and society
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Cost of Asthma Behavio
ral DisordersGeorgia Childhood Asthma Costs 390,000 missed work days for parents due to asthma in kids. -Missed days at work costs $30 to $60 million, plus $107 million in hospital charges. Reducing asthma in Georgia by 20 to 40% saves $27 to $67 million Massachusetts Over 100,000 children in Massachusetts suffer from asthma. Medical costs estimated for environmentally-induced asthma are from $10 to $35 million per year. Neurobehavioral Neurobehavioral disorders with 150,000 students in special education - the cost of the environmentally linked disorders is $38 - $154 million. Children's lost of earning potential is about $103 - $412 millionCenter for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
chemicals, a little about many, and next to nothing about most.”
“Toxicologists know a great deal about a few
Chemicals + people = ? We really don’t know for most chemicalsCenter for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
Tolerable Levels of LEAD60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
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Science can only provide guidance for decision-making. We need to shift the burden of proof with corporations studying the potential for harm before it uses a chemical and public health protection must trump profits. Heed early warnings –if it walks, quacks, and looks like a duck – then it’s most likely a duck.
Examine all available alternatives and use the safest solutions.
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Critical Windows of VulnerabilityStage _______________________________ Embryonic period (weeks) ________________________ Fetal period (weeks) ________ Full Term Weeks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 16 20-36 38
Central nervous system
HeartArms Eyes Legs Teeth Palate
External genitaliaEarsPrenatal death Major morphologic abnormalities Physiologic defects and minor morphologic abnormalities
Schematic illustration of the sensitive or critical periods in human development. Dark gray denotes highly sensitive periods; light gray indicates stages that are less sensitive to teratogens (birth defects).
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The children in the hills had more details in their pictures than children living in the valley where there were higher levels of pesticides.
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We can change the way decisions are made by taking steps in our daily activities. Ask if a product, chemical, process or practice is suspected of causing harm to health or the environment. Ask if there is a safer alternative available today that can be used.
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Where do we begin? -- Start wher
e you live, work, play, pray and learn. Beginning at home and in your community:
1. We can create a shift in the market.2. We will shift public opinion through our local work and conversations.
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Steps You Can Take With Your Faith Institution1. Ask what products are being used to clean, control pests, etc. 2. Ask the faith leader to talk about these issues and stewardship of the earth and its creatures. 3. Adopt an institutional purchasing policy that screens products for the purchase of the safest alternatives.Center for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
Steps You Can Take In Your Child’s School or Daycare1. 2. 3. 4. Ask what cleaning products are used – are they toxic? Do they use pesticides or herbicides on the grass? Where does the food for the lunch program come from? If renovations are planned ask about substitutes for carpets, PVC products – green building materials improve students’ health and learning ability. Start a school based program to educate and engage youth. CHEJ has such a program for K-12th gradeCenter for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
5.
Steps You Can Take With Your City, Town or State Government Leaders1. 2. Pass a purchasing policy that reviews all products for their hazards and alternatives and select the safest products. Pass a policy to phase out pesticide use in parks, playgrounds and athletic fields.
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Be A Smart Educated Consumer1. Don’t buy products that place chemicals in our environment. 2. Read labels and call manufacturer’s 800 number and ask them to use safer ingredients.
3. Ask your garden center for non-toxic or a lest toxic products for your lawn garden.Center for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
The future is in our hands.We do not have the time to wait for the federal government to solve this problem. It will take decades – and cost the lives of innocent children and adults. If everyone played a small role—by taking a few steps locally, together we can create the change needed to protect public health, the environment and provide new economic opportunities. It is our responsibility to keep the American Promise to our children and their children. It’s only fair that they too are given a chance to live up to their birth potential—to succeed in strong, healthy and safe communities.
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For Additional InformationCenter for Health, Environment and Justice (CHEJ)http://www.wendangwang.com all other websites are available through this site’s home page. http://www.wendangwang.com - Precautionary Policies and Alternatives http://www.wendangwang.com for school based programs http://www.wendangwang.com for information on children and environmental chemicals CHEJ (703) 237-2249 info@c
http://www.wendangwang.com P.O. Box 6806, Falls Church, VA 22040Center for Health, Environment, and Justice -- Keeping the American Promise
Resources ReferencesWingspread Statement Slide 3 - :A Common Sense Way to Protect Public Health the Environment, Prepared by the Science Environmental Health Network, January 25, 1998 Decision making Slide 4 - A Map Toward Precautionary Decision-making. Raffensperger, C. and J. Tickner, eds. 1999. Protecting Public Health and the Environment: Implementing the Precautionary Principle. Washington, DC: Island Press Risk Assessments Slide 7 - Rachel's Environment Health News, #195 - Risk Assessment -- Part 2: No Person Shall Be... Deprived Of Life. Peter Montague, August 21, 1990 Cost-Benefit Slide 11 - Pricing The Priceless: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Environmental Protection, Lisa Heinzerling, Frank Ackerman, Georgetown Environmental Law and Policy Institute, Georgetown University Law Center, DC 2002 Costs of Disease slide 12 - PROSPERING WITH PRECAUTION: Employment, Economics, and the Precautionary Principle; Frank Ackerman and Rachel Massey, Global Development and Environment Institute,Tufts University, August, 2002 Lead Slide 14 – Needleman, H.L. and Landrigan, P.J. (1994) Raising Children Toxic Free, New York, NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Growth Chart Slide 17 - Moore Persaud, 1973 Children’s Drawings Slide 18 - Guillette, EA, Meza, MM, Aquilar, MG, Soto, AD, Gracia, IA (1998) ―An anthropological approach to the evaluation of preschool children exposed to pesticides in Mexico.‖ Environmental Health Perespectives 106 (6): 347-353 Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility (GBPSR) (2000) In Harms Way: Toxi c Threats to Child Development, Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility, Cambridge, MA, May
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