Evergreen Pest Control - useful links and resources

Evergreen Pest control services - eco friendly and non-toxic Useful Links and Resources

Coalition for a Healthy Ottawa [www.healthyottawa.ca]
A coalition of individuals, healthcare professionals, scientists, and health and environmental organizations working to reduce pesticide use in Ottawa.

Environmental Working Group [www.ewg.org]
You can contact the Environmental Working Group for a list of conventional grown foods with high amounts of pesticides in them. This site also tells you the safest foods to eat in terms of pesticide residue. Of course, organic is best, but if one can only buy some organic, why not make it the ones that are otherwise loaded with pesticides?

Health Dangers of Urban Use of Pesticides [www.ncf.ca/~bf250/hduup.html]
A group to protect human health by working to reduce the unnessessary use of pesticides in urban areas.

Healthiest Home & Building Supplies [www.thehealthiesthome.com]
Canada's green building supply store

Mercola [www.mercola.com]
A website about health that will make you think twice about mainstream medical advice and the drug solutions we are being offered. Chronic pesticide poisoning will leave you feeling sluggish and tired at best and Dr. Merola's website has some good advise on how to detox your body.

Peace and Environment Resource Centre [www.perc.ca]
Read their articles on topics related to peace, the environment and social justice.

Pesticides in Mexico [www.mindfully.org/Pesticide/Preschool-Exposed-Mexico-Guillette.htm]
An article to read if you are weighing the pros and cons of pesticides. Check out the drawings by children exposed to pesticides and those by kids that were not.

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