E Magazine’s cover story this month connects environmental toxicity with autism — shining light on the link between children with autism and adults with environmental illness.
Unravelling the Mystery of Autism
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NEWS
Hope for MCS/EI housing communities?
A general contractor/developer from Fargo, North Dakota appeared on Facebook.com last week to announce his interest in tackling the housing crisis of the chemically sensitive.
Reschooling Ourselves
Transformation is possible at any age. So says Melia Dicker, a 28 year old who returned to kindergarten to explore her education to find where things went wrong and how she could move forward.
Chicken wire blocks WiFi signals
Homes built in San Francisco prior to the 1950’s often contain wood stapled with chicken wire underneath plaster, creating a “Faraday cage” effect that is frustrating landlords and tenants alike.
A Few Select Safer Condos in Dallas Being Offered for Sale
As of December 1, 2009, a few select Regina Caeli Environmental Condos in Dallas are being offered for sale at $105,000. Buyers may be eligible for the Homebuyers Tax Credits, available until April 30, 2010.
Law Firm Challenges LBAM Twist Ties
The law firm Earthjustice wrote to the CA Dept. of Food and Agriculture on behalf of Stop the Spray East Bay and several other groups, objecting to CDFA’s plan to hang apple moth twist ties in residential areas.
NEW: NYC Environmental Public Health Tracking Portal
The City of New York has released an Environmental Public Health Tracking Portal that allows New Yorkers to monitor the city’s environmental conditions with a few clicks of the mouse.
Nesting Instinct: Bedding Options for the Chemically Sensitive
As anyone with a serious chronic illness knows, one’s bed is an important place for deep healing to occur. When challenged with severe chemical sensitivities, bed frames, mattresses, sheets and bedding can become huge obstacles between you and a night of stress-free,...
Nesting Instinct: A Survey of Bedding Options for the Chemically Sensitive
Julie Genser presents an array of sleeping solutions for those unable to tolerate chemicals in conventional mattresses and bedding materials.
Using Dance to Rewire a Cerebral Palsy Brain
The NY Times recently reported a fascinating story about Gregg Mozgala, a 31-year-old actor with cerebral palsy, whose body movements were transformed after working with a choreographer.
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