January 12, 2011

Jo Immig, NTN’s Coordinator 0

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Jo Immig is the National Toxic Network’s Coordinator and has worked on chemical pollution issues for over 25 years. Jo’s area of interest is children’s environmental health.Jo has a degree in applied science with a major in biology and is the author of the book “Toxic Playground” and numerous popular articles on toxic issues people are faced with [...]

January 10, 2011

Dr Mariann Lloyd-Smith, Snr Advisor 0

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Mariann Lloyd-Smith is  Senior Advisor to the National Toxics Network and to IPEN, an international public interest NGO. She has worked in the area of chemicals policy and waste management for over two decades and  currently serves on the Technical Advisory Group of the national industrial chemical regulator. Mariann gained her PhD from the Faculty [...]

January 10, 2011

Dr Alison Bleaney, Tasmania 0

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Dr Alison Bleaney is a well known activist in the area of public health and scientific studies of the effects of pesticides on water quality. Dr Alison Bleaney OBE has worked as a rural GP for the last 20 years in the St Helens community. She is strongly committed to improving the environment in NE Tasmania, in [...]

January 9, 2011

Irene Falcone, Nourished Life 0

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The Nourished Life blog is an eye-opening, feel-good, inspiring blog that always offers a solution on how to replace toxic products in everyday life! The Nourished Life follows the amazing discoveries I make while attempting to live a balanced, affordable toxic free life in the city. Discovering how to replace toxic food, home and beauty products with [...]

January 8, 2011

Jane Bremmer, WA activist 0

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Instrumental in WA’s Contaminated Sites Act, Jane has been an environmental health activist in WA for over 25 years. After suffering adverse health impacts from an historical huge waste oil pit near their home, Jane and her partner campaigned to have the site cleaned up and residents relocated. This work also provided an opportunity for many other [...]

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