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Dear Martha,
You're invited to take part in WVE's first Water Cooler Chat this Wednesday, March 11, at 11:30 MST! Click here to register for this one-hour phone discussion*. (*Note: Due to a technical problem, you may not be able to view the registration page if you are using Internet Explorer. If you encounter this problem, try opening it with another browser, such as Firefox or Safari, or contact WVE at 406.543.3747.)
WVE's first Water Cooler Chat is focused on mercury, which is a toxic chemical that affects the brain and nervous system and can be found in dental fillings, thermostats, fish, and other household products. On the call, you'll learn:
- how mercury gets into the environment
- how it gets into our bodies
- about the health impacts associated with mercury
- what you can do to limit your exposure
And, of course, we'll leave plenty of time for you to ask any of your unanswered questions.
We know that it can be confusing to figure out how to protect yourself and your family from toxic chemicals. Here's your chance to talk with the experts to get your questions answered, "de-mystify" the science, and take action on the issues that matter to you!
Stay tuned for future WVE Water Cooler Chats!
- May:potential health hazards associated with disinfectants
- July: federal legislation to improve cosmetics safety
- October: unregulated chemicals in fragrances (in cleaning products and personal care products) and their impacts on women's health.
We look forward to chatting with you this Wednesday!
Warmly,
The Women of WVE
Meet the Water Cooler experts!
Alexandra Scranton
Director of Science of Research
Alex has a M.S. in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana and a B.A. from Amherst College. As Director of Science and Research, Alex stays up-to-date on the latest toxics research and provides scientific review for the organization's programs.
Jamie Silberberger
Campaigns Manager
Jamie Silberberger has a M.S in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana and a B.A. from UCLA. Jamie is currently leading WVE's mercury campaign, as well as organizing our efforts in the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.
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