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ChemSec, The International Chemical Secretariat, is a non-profit organisation founded in 2002 by four environmental organisations. At ChemSec, we have an ambitious focus and goal: a toxic free environment by 2020. To achieve this, we strive to reach broad acceptance in society of the key principles of Precaution, Substitution, Polluter Pays and Right to Know. Our approach involves highlighting the health and environmental risks of hazardous substances and the urgent need to phase them out. Making accurate, science-based information available. Acting as a catalyst for open dialogue between business, authorities and NGOs. And monitoring the progress of legislative processes. All our work aims to stimulate public debate and action on the necessary steps towards a toxic-free world.
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BPA banned in baby bottles but used in drinking water pipes
Since the spring of 2011 Bisphenol A (BPA) is banned in baby bottles throughout the EU, and lately the presence of this chemical in food tin cans has been increasingly questioned. However, there is also the risk of BPA leaching into drinking water from water pipes being restored with a meth ... more
Mix of hazardous chemicals under your bed
ChemSec, together with the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) and other NGOs, have analysed dust in bedrooms across the EU, Africa and Asia. The resulting report, Home sweet home - dusty surprises under the bed, shows that a hazardous mix of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) ... more
The review of the EU RoHS Directive, restricting the use of hazardous substances in electronics, has failed to add any new chemicals to those already restricted under the directive. EU legislators did not add a list of substances to be prioritised for future restrictions. The European Parli ... more
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