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CPCHE is an affiliation of groups with overlapping missions to improve children’s environmental health in Canada.
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Joined November 2014
RT @HelenDoyle59: UNICEF Report - Clear evidence that children continue to bear the burden of climate impacts. We must reduce emissions to…
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Tenants endure unfit conditions rather than risk their housing. Reactive regulatory system puts onus on tenants to flag unhealthy conditions. “We put the burden on the people who have the most to lose,” says #RentSafe director
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RT @TOenviro: What's the temp inside your home right now? Your neighbours' home? Indoor cooling is not a luxury, heat waves are a health r…
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The Senate just passed C-226, Canada's first bill to tackle environmental racism!! Read more about the Environmental Justice Strategy Act here: @ingrid_waldron #EnvironmentalJustice
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RT @CANE_ACIIE: With wildfires once again in the headlines, the urgency of responding to while tackling their root causes has never been cl…
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Wildfire smoke, other climate-related risks increasingly affect child health. Join CPCHE partner @CAPE_ACME for their 'Code Red for Climate' webinar on June 5th covering wildfires, extreme heat and policy action: More resources:
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Wildfire smoke, other climate-related risks increasingly affect child health. Join CPCHE partner @CAPE_ACME for their 'Code Red for Climate' webinar on June 5th covering wildfires, extreme heat and policy action: More resources:
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Plastic has hazardous impacts on human health and the environment throughout its life cycle. Microplastics & plastic-associated chemicals are now found everywhere on earth and throughout human bodies. Learn more: #PlasticPeopleDoc @plasticpeople_ is screening in TO on May 28
The screening will be followed by a Q&A panel 💬 with moderator @HannahSung, filmmakers Ben Addelman and @ziyatong, and experts Christy Tyler (@RITtigers) and Karen Wirsig (@envirodefence). Don't miss it!
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CPCHE partner, @CanEnvLawAssn is calling on @ONgov to reduce the amount of lead allowed in our drinking water & align with the Canadian national standard. Mapping & removing lead service lines is essential to protecting child development.
Media release! Ontario’s lead in drinking water standard remains too high to protect public health. CELA and @muniwater call on the provincial government to reduce the amount of lead allowed in our drinking water.
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RT @HealthySchCan: Today is Shannen’s Dream Day of Action! Learn more about Shannen’s Dream here: Take action to…
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Happy Healthy Environments for Learning Day! CPCHE, along with over 35 organizations across Canada, call for urgent action to ensure healthy indoor air quality in schools and child care settings:
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RT @HealthySchCan: Today is Healthy Environments for Learning Day!! Join us to call for urgent action to ensure healthy indoor air quality…
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RT @HealthySchCan: All children deserve healthy indoor air. Today, on Healthy Environments for Learning Day, CPCHE calls for urgent actio…
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Join CPCHE & leading experts for a panel on toxic chemicals in plastics - a key issue as Canada hosts the global #PlasticsTreaty negotiations. Register now: @CAPE_ACME @envirodefence @WHENonline @littlethingsmtr @minderoo @ToxicsFree @project_descend
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The second event in our HELD 2024 Speaker Series (@HealthySchCan), April 4th, will focus on improving indoor air quality in schools and child care through source reduction, ventilation and filtration. Register for the free virtual event here:
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It’s not too late! Join the first session of our HELD 2024 Speaker Series (@HealthySchCan) on reducing radon in schools and child care settings on April 2nd. Register for the free virtual event here:
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CPCHE has long advocated for the public's right to know. We have called for labelling all chemicals in consumer products via a letter regarding the review of the Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act. @CanEnvLawAssn @CAPE_ACME @CANE_ACIIE @GovCanHealth
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This Valentine’s Day, show your child your love by testing your home for radon gas, the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer in Canada. Learn more: @GovCanHealth @RadonInfo @canlung @ActionOnRadon @parachutecanada
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Contract opportunity: CPCHE and @CCCF_FCSGE are looking for an experienced researcher to prepare a short report on child care program usage in Canada. Deadline extended for applications extended to Jan 8, 2024. Learn more:
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RT @HelenDoyle59: Enjoyed being on this @UofTPositive panel, sharing evidence on climate & health benefits of electric school buses - inclu…
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