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Tell the State: We Need Notice & Solid Science Before Pesticide Spraying

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TB 117-2013: What Does It Mean For You?

Posted on May 7, 2014 by Irina Webb in News

By, Bill T. Webb, the founding partner of the Webb Legal Group In this post, we will talk about how flame retardant chemicals ended up in our homes, about recent changes to the flame retardant law (now called “TB 117-2013”), and how to get rid of flame retardant chemicals in your furniture. New Flammability Regulation – TB […]

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“Extreme Levels” Of Herbicide Roundup Found In Food

Posted on May 6, 2014 by Irina Webb in GMOs

By Emily Cassidy, Biofuels Research Analyst for Environmental Working Group. A new study led by scientists from the Arctic University of Norway has detected “extreme levels” of Roundup, the agricultural herbicide manufactured by Monsanto, in genetically engineered soy. The study, coming out in June’s issue of Food Chemistry and available online, looked at 31 different soybean plants […]

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Napa Chapter – What’s Happening & What’s Next?

Posted on April 28, 2014 by Irina Webb in Napa Chapter

Last month, the newly formed Napa County Chapter of Moms Advocating Sustainability (MOMAS) held a workshop entitled “Pesticides & Herbicides and The Effects on Children”.  The people invited to attend were school district maintenance supervisors, parks department directors, city council members, county supervisors and school board trustees, all from throughout the county.  The speakers were […]

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A Call for GMO Labeling

Posted on March 12, 2014 by Irina Webb in GMOs

By, David Schubert, Ph.D., professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies Most people like to know what they are eating. However, labeling for genetically modified organisms is not required in any state. This is largely because of the money expended by GM seed producers toward blocking food-labeling laws. A common claim made by this group […]

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Laurel’s Top 5 DON’Ts for Your Beautiful Face

Posted on February 8, 2014 by Irina Webb in Healthy Lifestyle

Editor’s Note:  As you know, this blog usually concerns MOMAS’ ongoing efforts to protect our kids from environmental and household toxins.  However, caring for ourselves is part of caring for our kids. In this spirit, we bring you this article about how to take care of your skin. If you are pregnant and/or nursing, it is especially […]

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“The Big Three” in Green Home Renovation

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Irina Webb in Healthy Home

By, Christie Tyreus, Marin Residential Designer. Green home renovations are, in a word, daunting.  Even when you have professionals on the job, there are still a lot of decisions to make on your own.  What types of flooring should you consider?  Do you want to replace your windows or try to incorporate the ones you […]

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