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Articles by Lori Popkewitz Alper
Chemical-Free Carpets, Rugs and Pads
Find out why your carpet might be oozing with VOCs and other toxins, and how you can find chemical free carpets.
Is Natural Gas The Answer In New England?
Learn about the pros and cons of natural gas exploration in New England.
Mom Detective: How Safe is Rubber Mulch at the Playground?
Find out how safe rubber mulch is when it comes to our children’s health when used as flooring for a playground space.
Mattress Detective: My Hunt For A Chemical-Free Crib Mattress
Read about one mother’s hunt for a chemical free crib mattress, and find tips for getting a chemical free crib mattress for your child.
Top 10 Apps For Climate Activists
Learn about 10 phone apps that make it easy to stay in the know when it comes to your health, and the health of the environment.
Walmart Takes Steps To Ban Toxic Chemicals
Learn about Walmart’s effort to get their suppliers to disclose and eventually phase out 10 potentially toxic chemicals from products sold in its stores.
Concerned Moms React To President Obama’s Climate Action Plan
Read what a variety of concerned moms have to say about President Obama’s Climate Action Plan, laid out in a speech given on June 25th, 2013.
11 Year Old Says, “When You Drive, The Earth Smokes”
See 11-year-old Eliot’s earth cartoon, which shows that he understands that fuel emissions are the leading source of the earth’s hazardous air pollution.
Couch Detective: My Hunt For A Chemical-Free Couch
Read about one mother’s hunt for a chemical free couch, and learn why it is so important to ensure that your furniture is chemical free.
Carpet Detective: My Hunt for A Chemical-Free Carpet
Read about one mother’s hunt for a chemical free carpet, and learn why it is so important to ensure that your carpets are chemical free.
Victory! A Petition Goes Viral (video)
Read about Lori Popkewitz Alder’s Change.org petition that went viral and forced Proctor & Gamble to remove a toxin from tide detergent.