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Ten Tips to Protect Children from Pesticide and Lead Poisonings around the Home - These simple steps can help you save children from environmental hazards around the home. en español
Pesticides and Child Safety - General guidelines for protecting children from pesticides and recommendations for treating accidental pesticide poisoning.
Protect Your Family and Yourself from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - Knowing the symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning and immediate first aid techniques provided in this document can save your life and the life of your family.
Using Insect Repellents Safely - Suggests ways of choosing insect repellents and applying them.
Protecting the Environment: Children's
Information on how to protect children from toxins, the sun, lead, and other potential environmental health threats. Find out about the Office of Children's Health Protection and read their usefulTips to Protect Children from Environmental Threats
Prevent air pollution and protect your health - Millions of Americans live in areas where air pollution poses serious health threats. The air you breathe is important. Besides helping to prevent pollution here are some things you can do to directly protect you and your family's health.
An Introduction to Indoor Air Quality - Get an overview of pollutants, resources,
and sources of pollution in homes and schools from The
Inside Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality
Indoor Air Quality in Schools - Because children are especially susceptible
to air pollution, air quality in schools is of particular concern. Proper
maintenance of indoor air is more than a "quality" issue; it includes
safety and good management of our investment in the students, staff, and
facilities. Find publications, "Tools for Schools" action kits and
answers to frequently asked questions.
Asbestos - This document discusses what asbestos is and the health
affects of exposure.
Asthma - Learn more about factors found in the indoor
and outdoor environment that can cause, trigger, or exacerbate asthma symptoms
and what you can do to reduce their impact.
Clear Your Home Of Asthma Triggers - Information about five common asthma
triggers found in homes and what you can do to reduce you and your child's
exposure to them.
Secondhand
Smoke - This site discusses
the health risks to children and adults from secondhand smoke with particular
regard to immediate and longer term health effects.
Lead - This site discusses the ways in which people
are exposed to lead and precautions they can take to reduce the risk of
exposure.
Asthma Home Environment Checklist (PDF) - (8 pp, 259K, About
PDF) To help incorporate
environmental controls into home visit programs, EPA developed an Asthma Home
Environment Checklist. This checklist contains questions and action steps to
assist in the identification and mitigation of environmental asthma triggers
commonly found in and around the home.
Actions You Can Take to Reduce Lead in Your Drinking Water - This publication offers information and
solutions to many common questions about how you can reduce lead in your
drinking water.
Children and Drinking Water Standards - Should you be concerned about the tap water
that your children are drinking? This booklet (EPA 815-K-99-001) explains how
national standards contribute to drinking water safety, and will help you make
informed, reasonable choices about the water you and your children drink.
Sun Protection for Kids - This document discusses precautions that can
help you assist children to avoid ultraviolet (UV)-related health problems.
Ultraviolet Index : An Overview - Do you know that a few simple precautions
can help protect you and your children from skin cancer and serious eye injury?
Sunwise
Program - This program
provides materials to help teachers educate students in K-6 about protecting
themselves from overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet radiation.