CASLE and its board were involved with several research projects and publications, serving as expert resource for several and also as the focus of a few. Degaust/Robinson/Moser served on the Project Team of two major studies and a pilot study, all focused on the IAQ Tools for Schools Action Kit and funded by Health Canada. CASLE’s President and CEO, K Robinson co-authored a paper with N. Bradshaw of Toronto’s Women’s College Hospital’s Environmental Health Clinic. Several of these papers are posted in this archive.
Toronto Women’s College Hospital EI Guidelines RobinsonBradshaw
Shirley Thompson, Women Activists research 2004
Shirley Thomson’s article WEIJ 2004 excerpt
Shane Giofu, Final Paper Selkirk College BC 2015 Scent Policy
SEP and CMP
Health Canada’s Safe Environments Programme (SEP 2001-on) expanded into the Chemicals Management Plan (CMP) in 2006. It is a Government of Canada initiative aimed at reducing the risks posed by chemicals to Canadians and their environment. CASLE’s Robinson served on the SEP/CMP advisory council from inception in 2001 until 2017.
Chemicals Management Plan and SEP
CNHHE and SEP – CMP
Troy Stooke Thesis
Excerpts from Troy Stooke’s thesis 2004 CASLE references
Troy Stooke Thesis – complete
Link to Troy Stooke’s Masters Thesis 2004 (dissertation 2008) plus
Dorothy Wigmore
Intro Wigmore’s article on CASLE
Dorothy Wigmores’ New Solutions article CASLE
We cannot give up New Solutions 2010
Healthy Schools-Healthy Children: Improving the indoor Environment in Ontario Schools – by Pollution Probe, Ontario, 2000
Nova Scotia led the way toward Healthy Schools. CASLE urges other jurisdictions to read this paper carefully. This paper recommends other jurisdictions use Nova Scotia as a model (p.49), lists CASLE as a particularly influential and well-informed non-profit organization that “had the ability to speak technically” (p. 33), and “The US EPA and the province of Nova Scotia have shown significant leadership in this regard (action on Healthy School creation and operation).” (p. 52) Action items 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 were led by CASLE reps for the Department. (p.32-33) –
https://scarp.ubc.ca/sites/scarp.ubc.ca/files/Healthy%20Schools-Healthy%20Children%20Improving%20the%20indoor%20Environment%20in%20Ontario%20Schools.pdf
Healthy Schools-Healthy Children: Improving the indoor Environment in Ontario Schools – by Pollution Probe, Ontario, 2000