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February 2009

Birth Defects Blamed on Toxic Waste Dump

by ECP Editors on February 14, 2009

YogaBuddies CD for Little Yogis and Yoginis Morning and Evening Practices

by Jennifer Lance on February 14, 2009

Peanut Butter Recall Executives Refuse to Testify Invoking Fifth Amendment

by Jennifer Lance on February 13, 2009

Children's Mental Health Disorders Cost US $247 Billion a Year

by ECP Editors on February 13, 2009

Earth-Friendly, Fashion-Forward Green Girl Reusable Designer Totes

by Jennifer Lance on February 13, 2009

My 42 cent Soapbox is Sky High

by Jessica Gottlieb on February 13, 2009

The Low Down on VOC Free Paints

by Jamie Ervin on February 13, 2009

Nuritious After School Snacks

by Jennifer Lance on February 13, 2009

Baby Essentials That Aren't, Part 5: Baby Bathtubs

by ECP Editors on February 12, 2009

Report Claims Video Games Are Good for Kids

by ECP Editors on February 12, 2009

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