Dear Supporter,
Beware! You may be shocked to learn that toxic chemicals aren't sitting around passively - they are wreaking havoc with our health and designing a PR campaign for survival!
Click here to watch a wacky, yet informative, video created to galvanize public support for Congressional action, and have fun with a pretty serious issue. The characters you will meet in the video are cartoons, but the plot is ripped straight from the headlines.
Whether it's bisphenol A in baby bottles, water bottles, and food cans; formaldehyde in furniture; or phthalates in air fresheners, soft plastics, and fragrances - scientists once thought these chemicals stayed put in their products, but now we know they leach out of their containers and into our bodies. These common chemicals have not been tested for safety, yet they are found in products we use every day - under your kitchen sink, in your bathrooms and bedrooms.
Protect your family from the hazardous chemicals in everyday products - write your Representative today!
We need Congress to act now to make sure the products we reach for, sleep on, and eat from every day aren't loaded with toxic chemicals. You can help Congress stay strong in the face of chemical industry pushback but only if you speak out.
We believe that effective and comprehensive reform of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) will not only protect public health - it will also help American companies by spurring innovation and job creation dedicated to making the next generation of safer chemicals and products.
That is why we at Citizens for Health support the Toxic Chemicals Safety Act of 2010, and urge you to as well. This is our time to make toxic chemicals history by strengthening and reforming existing law so that the most dangerous chemicals are taken off the market and that chemicals are safe for use before being added to products.
Make toxic chemicals history - write your Representative now!
Thanks for making your voice heard,
The Citizens for Health Team
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