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Reports

Reports produced either entirely by CHE or in collaboration with other organizations.

	Mind, Disrupted: How Toxic Chemicals May Change How We Think and Who We Are, 2010 The Mind, Disrupted Biomonitoring Project asks: What role might environmental toxins play in undermining healthy development of the brain and nervous system? How might certain environmental pollutants exacerbate the health conditions of those who already have a learning, developmental or behavioral disorder? This report, developed in collaboration with the Commonweal Biomonitoring Project, the Environmental Health Fund and Alaska Community Action on Toxics, spotlights these pressing questions and inspires prompt actions to reduce exposures that may impair how we think—and, in the most basic ways, who we are.
	Girl, Disrupted, 2009 This report summarizes the key outcomes of the Women's Reproductive Health and the Environment Workshop held in January 2008. The scientific results of the workshop were published in Fertility and Sterility: Female reproductive disorders: the roles of endocrine disrupting compounds and developmental timing.
	Hormone Disruptors and Women's Health: Reasons for Concern, 2009 2 versions: With reference notes, 11 pages Without reference notes, 6 pages This report summarizes the key outcomes of the Women's Reproductive Health and the Environment Workshop held in January 2008.
	Radiation and Cancer: A Need for Action, 2009 This report summarizes the evidence connecting various types of radiation and cancer, with a call for public policy measures to mitigate unnecessary and involuntary exposures.
	Agriculture and Cancer: A Need for Action, 2008 This work documents that a variety of substances either created by or used in agricultural practices may increase cancer risk.