America Unites | for Kids

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Kids Just Want Their School to be PCB-Free

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Let's see what's possible when we do things together.

Mission Statement:

Environmental Health Excellence in all schools for all children and those that educate them.
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PCBs, pesticides & other toxic contaminants cause health issues from ADHD and Autism to Endocrine & Reproductive disruption to Cancer. They do not belong in our schools where are children's brains and bodies are developing.

America Unites for Kids is a collaboration of parents, teachers, community members, celebrities, environmentalists, medical professionals, scientists, and organizations working together for healthy, toxin-free schools that will not jeopardize our children's health.

Together and United we can ensure that schoolchildren are safe.

This is a short video that will answer these questions: what are PCBs, why are they in our schools and what can you do about it. To see more of our videos, visit our America Unites for Kids YouTube page.

Latest Posts

Conceptual Approach to Fixing the Problem & Removing PCBs

Posted on February 05, 2015

District Performs a Secret Cleaning Before PCB Dust and Air Testing, Rendering Any Test Results Meaningless

Posted on January 01, 2015

IS MHS AND JC REALLY SAFE FOR OUR CHILDREN; TEST THE CAULK AND FIND OUT

Posted on August 05, 2014

Sad State of Affairs When Those Tasked to Protect Your Children, Can Only See To Protect Themselves

Posted on July 19, 2014

EPA Experts answer: Should PCBs be left in schools?

Posted on May 04, 2014

MU Response to the districts April 4th Update

Posted on April 23, 2014

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Joel Shufro, Executive Director of the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health

(I have) urged the EPA to acknowledge the emerging science on the health effects of PCB exposure, and apply the precautionary principle to protect school employees, teachers and children who work and learn in these buildings."

David O. Carpenter, MD 2013 IARC PCB carcinogenicity panel, Director of the Institute for Health and the Environment at the University of Albany

"What really needs to be done is that the caulk needs to be taken out of there so there are no PCBs in the air."

Director of Litigation at New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, on the importance of community action

The government agencies and school board "will do nothing, to be blunt, that we don’t compel them to do…It is really the mobilization of all of you (parents, teachers and coworkers, friends, and neighbors) that will make the difference and make this happen.”

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