What others are posting about our website:

Featured resource: "Many Americans with asthma are allergic to 'roach dust' — roach body parts and roach droppings.  Visit the Environmental Health Watch's 'Cockroach Control Guide' website."
10/03

"Environmental Health Watch in Cleveland, Ohio, features a 'Healthy House' website (http://www.ehw.org/Healthy_House/HH_home.htm) that guides visitors through a range of environmental health risks, their health effects, and mitigation steps."
2/03

". . . there is a need to be more aggressive about furthering the agenda for children’s environmental health . . . The upstream focus that will better safeguard children’s environmental health encompasses action at increasingly broader spheres of influence, from local collective action, to policy and regulatory reform and, finally, to treaties and global action. How and where do physicians insert themselves into that scheme to contribute to the contribute to the protection of children’s health. Borrowing from the mission statement for Environmental Health Watch (EHW), physicians can effectively champion the children’s environmental health agenda (and protection of ecosystem health) by helping:

• people protect their children and themselves from serious environmental threats,
• influence corporate, government and individual actions and,
• avoid both imprudent complacency and unnecessary alarm"

Association of College and Research Libraries
<http://www.ala.org/Content/NavigationMenu/ACRL/Publications/College_and_Research_Libraries_News/Back_Issues__2002/May/Environmental_Health.htm>

"Environmental Health Watch (EHW) has a wealth of environmental health information under the broad categories of 'House,' 'Community,' and 'National/Global.' Information on such topics as mold, indoor pollution, chemical accidents, and climate changes are linked from the broad topics. Check sheets to identify and test environmental problems in the home are available through EHW along with practical ways to address environmental health problems. The site also provides a list of recommended reading resources. Access: http:// www.ehw.org/."
10/03

"Environmental Health Watch (http://www.ehw.org/Chemical_Accidents/ CHEM_home.htm), a grassroots environmental organization in Cleveland, Ohio, provides many links to resources on chemical facility site security."

Selected sites Listing EHW under Resources
Minnesota Department of Health - Mold and Moisture Resources
<http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/indoorair/mold/links.html>

Alliance for Healthy Homes - Holistic/Multi-Topic Web Resources
<http://www.afhh.org/res/res_holistic.htm>

California Asthma Among the School Aged Project
<http://arcc.ucsf.edu/caasa/resources_asthma_links.htm>

Environmental Health Houston - Asthma Page
<http://envirohealthhouston.org/concerns/asthma.html>

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