http://www.hefn.org daily 1 2007-06-18T23:49:19Z http://www.hefn.org/resources/files/Green%20Chemistry%205-23-05.wav “Green Chemistry 101” and discussion of its current and potential relationship to NGO work on environmental health, environmental justice, and other issues. Speakers include: Dr. John Warner, Director, Green Chemistry Program School of Health and the Environment, University of Massachusetts. Dr. Terrence Collins, Thomas Lord Professor of Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. Paul Anastas, Director, Green Chemistry Institute, American Chemistry Society. No publisher rarablouei 2008-10-23T19:24:03Z File http://www.hefn.org/resources/Environmental%20Contaminants%20and%20Fertility%2010-31-05.wav A funders’ preview on a new statement on fertility and the environment, with an update on the science, new allies, and an emerging agenda. Speakers include: Shanna H. Swann, PhD, Professor and Director, Center for Reproductive Epidemiology, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry Dr. Linda C. Giudice, MD, PhD, Professor and Chair, Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, University of California, San Francisco Kirsten Moore, MPA, President and CEO, Reproductive Health Technologies Project Joseph C. Isaacs, MSPH, President and CEO, RESOLVE, Inc.: The National Infertility Association No publisher rarablouei 2008-10-23T19:26:37Z File http://www.hefn.org/resources/files/diesel%20call%2012-12-07.mp3 The second of two calls on climate and health, this call explores the human health and climate impacts of diesel and some of the work that happens at the community and state level to reduce diesel emissions. Presenters on this call include: Frederica Perera, (Columbia University School of Public Health), Brooke Sooter (Clean Air Task Force), and Amy Goldsmith (Clean Water New Jersey) No publisher rarablouei 2008-02-27T14:23:46Z File http://www.hefn.org/resources/files/Toxic%20Toys%201-30-08.mp3 Over the past year the media has been abuzz with stories of toxic toys. This landslide of press has made it's way onto tv, print, and the internet. The purpose of this call is to share stories about the work that went into the media storm and how organizations are using this media interest to move policy goals forward in their state. Presenters on this call include: Michael Green (Center for Environmental Health) Michael Khoo (Fenton Communications) Laurie Valeriano (Washington Toxics Coalition) No publisher rarablouei 2008-02-25T15:56:49Z File http://www.hefn.org/resources/links/breast-cancer-the-environment This is a recording of a conversation with the Silent Spring Institute researchers discussing their review published in Cancer, the American Cancer Society's publication. This conference call was sponsored by the Collaborative on Health & the Environment. No publisher kfortunato 2007-09-04T18:37:21Z Link