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TURI in the News

• Dry Cleaning Alternative Saves $, Environment
• Substitute in BPA-epoxy Looks 'Promising'
• Lowell-area Autobody Shops to Use Grants
• United Nations Global Outlook Report Press Coverage
• Report: Massachusetts companies slash toxic chemical use
• Making the World a Safer Place to Live and Work
• Is Your Company Ready for New European Regulations?
• TURI Awards $78K in Academic Grants
• UN: chemicals damaging health and environment
• Before You Buy That Train Set, Do Your Homework
• ‘Electronic’ Tongue, Green Cleaners Featured at Event
• A Sustainable Way to Think About Safety video
• Health Department to Tackle Toxic Chemicals in Nail Salons
• Sins of the Past
• ACE Cleaners Goes Green
• TURI Awards $60K in Academic Grants
• Moreno Auto Body honored by TURI @ UMass Lowell
• Green Kitchens
• Tarr Talk: Recognizing Environmental Leadership
• Lexington Students "Change the World" State Champs
• PerkinElmer's Salem facility honored for reducing toxic chemicals
• Cape Group recognized for reducing toxins
• A handle on safety, firms honored for cutting chemical use
• Wilmington company honored for environmental leadership
• Are 'Green' Cleaners Really Green?
• Stetson Earns Green Award
• State honoring companies that detoxify manufacturing, Boston Globe
• Safety Award
• Toxic Chemicals in Toys and Children’s Products: Limitations of Current Responses and Recommendations for Government and Industry
• Does priming and painting OBS help prevent offgassing?
• Making the case for wet - not dry - cleaning
• It may be green but does it clean?
• Guest View: Reduce Use of Toxics
• Mass. Toxics Reduction Institute Loses Funding, Greener Design
• Medford dry cleaner cuts out chemical
• It Was Twenty Years Ago Today
• When Haste Makes Toxic Waste
• Broken promise in toxic times
• Upcoming Boston Lead-Free Conference
• Lawns Get Greener Without Chemicals
• 'Green' light' city company recognized for helping environment
• Agency focused on cutting toxics loses funding
• Twenty Years of Reducing Toxics Celebrated
• Pb-free PTH Rework on a Thick, Heavy Assembly
• In the News: Online Database Is Nation's Most Comprehensive
• Toxics Use Reduction Institute
• Grants Make Safer Options Possible
• WBZ--TV 4 Interview with Liz Harriman about new mattress standards.
• UML bestows grants to eco-minded organizations
• Sen. Resor Honored for Helping Environment
• TURI Leading U.N. Environment Programme Chemicals Project
• Seven Community Projects Tackle Toxic Chemical Use
• Gone Fishin' : 63rd Bass and Bluefish Derby kicks off Sunday
• Bellingham business praised for being green
• Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) Launches New Solvent Substitution Database
• What on Earth? Publix Magazine article about green cleaning
• New Online Cleaning Database Help Manufacturers Switch to Safer Chemistries
• Townsend Stressing Organic Lawn Care in Community
• Casey: Reducing Toxic Uses in the Commonwealth
• TURI Seeks to Help Firms Find Chemical Alternatives
• Designing "green" Plasticizers
• Toxics Use Reduction Institute offers database of green cleaning products.
• Watertown auto shops receive grants to go "greener"
• Go green, make green
• UMass Lowell Helps Tech Firms Get the Lead Out
• WBZ TV-4 News Report "Dangerous Lead in Household Items Deserves Warning"
• WCVB-TV 5 News Report "For Some Cleaners, Wet is the New Dry"
• Clearing Air on Industrial Chemicals
• Alternatives to Toxic Chemicals
• Study Identifies Safe Chemicals for Home, Workplace
• Clean and Green: The Science of Killing Household Germs
• Ayer woman pushes anti-toxin campaign
• Proposal to ease EPA role at Issue
• Grass is Greener in Pesticide-Free-Yard
• Lead-Free: Directives Draw Near
• Going Green to Beat Stubborn Substances
• The Greening of Electronics Looms Large
• How Surface Finish and Solder Paste Affect Lead-free Conversions
• Chemist Tells Businesses that Green Means Green

Making the World a Safer Place to Live and Work

http://www.readoz.com/publication/read?i=1048349#page1 April 2012, Executive Housekeeping Today, cover story featuring Jason Marshall and Heidi Wilcox of the TURI Lab on the cover.

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