More from my series Open Tabs, sharing links to the pages I have open on my browser.
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A cross-country odyssey uncovers toxic streams, dying livestock, flammable sinks and weakening health among rural citizens on the front lines of the natural gas drilling craze.
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Gas well drilling operation impacts health of an entire neighborhood
Posted on Mar 10, 2010 by Susie Collins.
Woman with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity is the first in her neighborhood to detect toxic emissions from gas well drilling site; her health deteriorates while she fights for clean air.
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$100K awarded to woman with chemical sensitivity denied proper accomodations at work
Posted on Mar 10, 2010 by Susie Collins.
Woman with chemical sensitivity awarded $100K for being denied proper accommodations at work; her coworker’s perfume made it difficult for her to breathe.
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Please sign Italian petition for recognition of Multiple Chemcial Sensitivity
Posted on Mar 07, 2010 by Susie Collins.
Please sign this petition for the recognition of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity in Italy.
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Based on the acclaimed book by ecologist and cancer survivor Sandra Steingraber, Ph.D., Living Downstream is an eloquent and cinematic feature-length documentary.
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Toxic soup, phthalates, and checking your house for chemicals
Posted on Mar 06, 2010 by Susie Collins.
Canary’s Cry by Linda Sepp. Let’s start with the trailer for Toxic Soup: The Politics of Pollution. Toxic Soup shares the stories of everyday Americans fighting to keep their blood, water and air safe from pollution.
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Every night when I go to turn off the computer, I have dozens of tabs open from all the sites I’ve explored during the day. In the first of a new regular series on The Canary Report called “Open Tabs,” I’d like to share some of the more interesting with you!
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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity researcher Martin L. Pall’s paper, “How Can We Cure NO/ONOO− Cycle Diseases?” is published in the February/March 2010 issue of The Townsend Letter: The Examiner of Alternative Medicine.
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I’m pleased to announce the launch of The Canary Report online shop! I’ve started us off with some organic women and men’s t-shirts; a darling organic infant “onesie”; some buttons, magnets, keychains and bumperstickers (made with sustainable paper products).
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By guestblogger Steph.
On February 17, 2010, in Alameda, CA, a garbage or recycle truck owned by Alameda County Industries blew its hydraulic line at the corner of Oak Street and San Jose Avenue, spewing hydraulic fluid all over the street. I had to walk through it to get to my house.
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Post by Franny Armstrong.
Our trip to the Dominican Republic was wonderful, but along the journey we sucked in a ton of diesel fumes.
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By guestblogger Eva Caballe.
My most radical metamorphosis was when I fell ill with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.
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Jacki reports she and John married yesterday in the midst of a snow-covered forest! Their dear friend Colleen officiated.

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