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Chemicals and Health
Publications
Publications
Chemicals and food
NEW – Chain of Contamination: The Food Link - WWF-UK (September 2006)
Fact Sheets
TNO-report
Chemicals and humans
NEW - Environmental contaminants and breast cancer: the growing concerns about endocrine disrupting chemicals - A briefing paper for WWF-UK by Dr. Andreas Kortenkamp PhD, Reader and Head of Centre for Toxicology, School of Pharmacy, University of London (October 2006)
Contamination: the next generation – WWF-UK report in conjunction with Cooperative Bank (updated 14 October 2004)
The child's right to a clean and safe environment – Lord Brennan QC, David Wolfe MATRIX report (June 2004)
Compromising our children: chemical impacts on children's intelligence and behaviour – WWF-UK report (June 2004)
ContamiNATION, the results of WWF's biomonitoring survey – WWF-UK report in conjunction with the Cooperative Bank and the Women's Institute (2003)
The social cost of chemicals – A report for WWF-UK by David Pearce and Phoebe Koundouri (May 2003)
Chemicals and human health – Briefing paper by WWF-UK (May 2003)
Chemicals and health in the home – a guide to reducing your risk of exposure to hazardous man-made chemicals – Public information leaflet by WWF-UK
Chemicals and health – what you need to know – Public information leaflet by WWF-UK
Chemicals and wildlife
Chemicals and wildlife – a briefing paper by WWF-UK (May 2003)
Cause for concern – chemicals and wildlife – Detox campaign (December 2003)
The tip of the iceberg: Chemical contamination in the Arctic – Report by WWF International Arctic Programme and WWF Detox Campaign (February 2005)
Killing them softly - Health effects in arctic wildlife linked to chemical exposures – Report by WWF Detox campaign (June 2006)
Chemicals and business
Still dirty – a review of action against toxic products in Europe – Philip Lightowlers report for WWF-UK (March 2004)
Innovation in the chemicals sector and the new European Chemicals Regulation – A report for WWF-UK by Frans Berkhout, Michiko Ilzuka, Paul Nightingale and Georgina Voss (September 2003)
Chemicals policy
REACH and 'Proportionality' under WTO rules – a briefing paper for WWF by Alice Palmer, FIELD (June 2004)
Substitution – WWF position statement (May 2003)
NEW – Chain of Contamination: The Food Link - WWF-UK (September 2006)
Fact Sheets
- Frequently asked questions
- Reach explained
- Alkylphenols (octylphenol and nonylphenol isomers)
- Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs)
- Organotin compounds – incl. butyltins (TBT) and octyltins
- Perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) (incl. PFOS & PFOA)
- Phthalates
- Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs)
- Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
- Synthetic musks
TNO-report
Chemicals and humans
NEW - Environmental contaminants and breast cancer: the growing concerns about endocrine disrupting chemicals - A briefing paper for WWF-UK by Dr. Andreas Kortenkamp PhD, Reader and Head of Centre for Toxicology, School of Pharmacy, University of London (October 2006)
Contamination: the next generation – WWF-UK report in conjunction with Cooperative Bank (updated 14 October 2004)
The child's right to a clean and safe environment – Lord Brennan QC, David Wolfe MATRIX report (June 2004)
Compromising our children: chemical impacts on children's intelligence and behaviour – WWF-UK report (June 2004)
ContamiNATION, the results of WWF's biomonitoring survey – WWF-UK report in conjunction with the Cooperative Bank and the Women's Institute (2003)
The social cost of chemicals – A report for WWF-UK by David Pearce and Phoebe Koundouri (May 2003)
Chemicals and human health – Briefing paper by WWF-UK (May 2003)
Chemicals and health in the home – a guide to reducing your risk of exposure to hazardous man-made chemicals – Public information leaflet by WWF-UK
Chemicals and health – what you need to know – Public information leaflet by WWF-UK
Chemicals and wildlife
Chemicals and wildlife – a briefing paper by WWF-UK (May 2003)
Cause for concern – chemicals and wildlife – Detox campaign (December 2003)
The tip of the iceberg: Chemical contamination in the Arctic – Report by WWF International Arctic Programme and WWF Detox Campaign (February 2005)
Killing them softly - Health effects in arctic wildlife linked to chemical exposures – Report by WWF Detox campaign (June 2006)
Chemicals and business
Still dirty – a review of action against toxic products in Europe – Philip Lightowlers report for WWF-UK (March 2004)
Innovation in the chemicals sector and the new European Chemicals Regulation – A report for WWF-UK by Frans Berkhout, Michiko Ilzuka, Paul Nightingale and Georgina Voss (September 2003)
Chemicals policy
REACH and 'Proportionality' under WTO rules – a briefing paper for WWF by Alice Palmer, FIELD (June 2004)
Substitution – WWF position statement (May 2003)
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