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How 2 Stop State of CA Assets from Causing Discrimination of US Mold-Sick Military Families
Under California Education Code 92000 the University of California’s name, reputation, and assets are owned by the State of California. The Charter of the UC Regents Health Services Committee (HSC) is to protect the UC name, reputation, and other assets … Continue reading
Posted in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Civil Justice, Environmental Health Threats, Health - Medical - Science, Mold and Politics, Mold Litigation, Tenants Rights, Toxic Mold
Tagged American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAI), American College of Medical Toxicolog (ACMT), American College of Occupational & Environmental Medicine (ACOEM), Andrew Saxon MD UCLA, Association of Occupational & Environmental Clinics (AOEC), Bruce Kelman PhD JS Held, Bryan Hardin PhD JS Held, CDC NIOSH & ATSDR, Department of Defense (DOD), Manhattan Institute, Navy & Marine Corps Public Health Center (NMCPHC), Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units (PEHSU), PPV Military Housing Landlords, Regents of the University of California, US Chamber of Commerce, US House Arms Services Committee (HASC), US Senate Arms Services Committee (SASC)
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“Toxic Clout” Expose’ On Industry’s Undue Influence Over Gov’t Environmental Public Health Policies
Update on March 13, 2013: PBS Newshour will air the program tonight. As posted on the UNC-listserv: “I sent out information on this last week, but the segment broadcast was delayed. Here is the link to tonight’s segment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtHeDX0EoaE Second one … Continue reading
Oh Boy! ACOEM seems to be at it again! Wonder if the US Chamber and the Manhattan Institute think-tank are going to pay their revisers of their Mold Illness Policy to write a “lay translation” for judges just like last time? Wonder if they used expert defense witnesses from Big Tobacco to write this one, too?
TOXLAW: Posted by Sharon Kramer on 1/22/11 ACOEM New Mold Guidelines Ready Within Weeks Seems ACOEM is not interested in any public, physician or IAQ professional comment prior to finalizing their new mold guidelines. Wonder if the US Chamber of … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Health Threats, Health - Medical - Science, Mold and Politics, Mold Litigation, National Apartment Association, Toxic Mold, US Chamber of Commerce
Tagged ACMT, acoem, AOEC, ATSDR, Bruce Kelman, Bryan Hardin, California Insurance Fraud Assessment Commission, CDC, Conflicts of Interest, Congress.org, EPA, Federal Appropriations, HUD, IAQ, Lisa Jackson, Manhattan Institute, Mold, Mycotoxins, NIOSH, PEHSU, President Obama, Public Health, Sharon Kramer, Toyota Of Poway, Veritox, WorkCompCentral
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ARIZONA APPELLATE COURT DEFINES “OUTRAGEOUS! BEHAVIOR” AND THEN PROCEEDS TO PRACTICE IT, JUST LIKE THE SAN DIEGO COURTS HAVE FOR FIVE YEARS OVER THE SAME ISSUES – Fraud In Health Marketing By the US Chamber of Commerce et al. Submitting Known False Legal Documents By Licensed Attorneys
The Appellate Court ruled in the Az Case involving infant deaths and a moldy apartment on July 27th. Within the ruling they spelled out what constitutes “Outrageous!” behavior (pg 33) while Outrageously! stating none of this type of behavior has occurred by the … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Health Threats, Health - Medical - Science, Mold and Politics, Mold Litigation, Politics, Riverstone Residential, Toxic Mold, US Chamber of Commerce
Tagged acoem, Amicus, Andrew Saxon, Arizona Appellate Court, Bruce Kelman, Bryan Hardin, California Commission on Judicial Performance, Fraud, Governor Schwarzenegger, Housing, IAQ, Insurance Fraud, Manhattan Institute, Mold, Mycotoxins, NAA, Property Management, Sharon Kramer, Travelers Insurance, University of California, US Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, Veritox, Wastach Property Management
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Illness Has Been The Subject of Heated Debate – Research Shows Illness is Real and Treatable
Letter to the Editor Published: July 30, 2010 Comment on story Research Shows Controversial Illness is Real and Treatable and Gov. Schwarzenegger Participating in California Chamber of Commerce Discussion Dear Sir or Madam, Thank you for running this release. It … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Health Threats, Health - Medical - Science, Mold and Politics, Mold Litigation, Politics, Toxic Mold, US Chamber of Commerce
Tagged ACHEMMIC, acoem, Andrew Saxon, Bruce Kelman, Bryan Hardin, CIRS-WDB, EPA, Governor Schwarzenegger, IAQ, Jack Thrasher, Laura Mark, Manhattan Institute, Mold, Mycotoxins, NAA, Policyholders of America, Public Health, Ritchie Shoemaker, Scott McMahon, Tani Cantil-Sakauye, University of California, Veritox
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