New website on endocrine disruptors

12 February 2009

Dr. Theo Colborn, TEDX (The Endocrine Disruption Exchange), has developed an interactive web page which demonstrates the importance of environmental impacts to critical windows of development.

The "Critical Windows of Development" tool is a timeline of how the human body develops in the womb, paired with laboratory research showing where and when low-dose exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals such as bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates, and dioxin results in altered health outcomes.

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News 2009

21 December 2009
Member States’ list of candidates going SIN-size
18 December 2009
Third issue of the SIN Reporter - the latest on the use and impact of the SIN List
17 December 2009
New Leaflet presenting ChemSec
17 December 2009
Toy Safety Directive Limit Levels set to High according to New Study
16 December 2009
The SIN List Once Again a Tool for Investment Analysis
11 December 2009
First Report to Prosecution Authority on Consumer Right to Know Violation
09 December 2009
Evans proposal for halogens ban under RoHS discussed in the Environment Committee
08 December 2009
Second opinion on the SIN List
08 December 2009
New leaflet about the ChemSec Business Group
07 December 2009
15 new substances will be added to the Candidate List
04 December 2009
Filmed documentation of the RoHS conference
26 November 2009
Companies on their use of the SIN List and work with Restricted Substance Lists
18 November 2009
Electronics industry met EU regulators at ChemSec conference
16 November 2009
RoHS Conference in Brussels Wednesday
04 November 2009
TCO Certified Supports a Stronger RoHS Directive
27 October 2009
One Step Closer a Global Treaty on Mercury
19 October 2009
POPRC: New chemicals being assessed for listing under the Stockholm Convention
16 October 2009
Two SIN List Equivalent Concern Substances Now Classified as CMRs
15 October 2009
ChemSec and other NGOs concerned about public access to information
15 October 2009
Germany calls for action on REACH PBT criteria
13 October 2009
The SIN List updated with substances newly classified within the EU – now containing 356 substances
13 October 2009
New information on use and technical function in the SIN database
12 October 2009
ChemSec arranges RoHS Conference in the European Parliament
06 October 2009
New ChemSec report: Apple, Sony Ericsson and suppliers are removing chlorine and bromine from electronics
06 October 2009
ChemSec proposes general phase-out of brominated and chlorinated organic substances within RoHS
01 October 2009
New electronics report coming up
25 September 2009
New website exposes toxic content of consumer products
22 September 2009
Swedish NGO Finds Hazardous Chemicals in Plastic Shoes
17 September 2009
SIN List One Year Anniversary
16 September 2009
NGOs outlining strategies on future chemicals work
11 September 2009
Dutch report highlights exposure to nanomaterials in consumer products
11 September 2009
First ATP to EU classification, labelling and packaging Regulation published
10 September 2009
German Environmental Agency refers to the SIN List: “REACH falls short of expectations so far”
07 September 2009
ECHA suggests another 15 chemicals for Candidate List
07 September 2009
ChemSec arranges strategic meeting on chemicals policy
09 July 2009
ChemSec Business Group meets in Paris
01 July 2009
Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas supports the SIN List
22 June 2009
NGOs call for ban on mercury measuring devices in hospitals
18 June 2009
New issue of the SIN Reporter
12 June 2009
CHEM Trust report: Chemicals threaten male reproductive health
05 June 2009
TelecomTV highligts E-waste
04 June 2009
Sony Ericsson launches GreenHeart phones
04 June 2009
Introducing ChemSec's new website
04 June 2009
Information on SIN uses added to SIN list database
27 May 2009
Member State Committee agreed on the ECHA working list
16 May 2009
SAICM falling short of vital achievements
11 May 2009
Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants: Mixed result from Geneva Conference
08 May 2009
SAICM progress reviewed at ICCM in Geneva
05 May 2009
ChemSec on Euronews
04 May 2009
New POPs suggested for the Stockholm Convention
30 April 2009
First REACH enforcement project
01 April 2009
The SIN List to be discussed at symposium hosted by the Dutch government today
31 March 2009
Trade unions launch list of hazardous chemicals for workers protection
27 March 2009
The Green Chemistry and Commerce Council organizes an Innovators Roundtable
27 March 2009
New criteria for EU eco-label
16 March 2009
NGOs launches hands-on leaflet on consumer's rights
23 February 2009
SIN Reporter - first issue of SIN List newsletter
20 February 2009
SIN chemicals in toys
20 February 2009
Global agreement to tackle mercury
12 February 2009
New website on endocrine disruptors
15 January 2009
SIN workshop organized in California, USA
15 January 2009
ChemSec to present SIN List at REACH conference in Texas