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Video: Lead in Toys

KQED Public Radio

"Reporter Oanh Ha and KQED's Quest science unit had 200 toys sold at discount chains and so-called dollar stores tested for unsafe lead levels one year after congress passed a new consumer protection law. Belva Davis talks with Oanh Ha about the surprisingly high levels of lead still found in some children's toys. With Oanh Ha, Reporter, KQED Public Radio."

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Protecting Kids from Toxic Inhalants (1996-97)

Center for Environmental Health took legal action to combat toluene, a brain-damaging chemical found in aerosol spray paints and sealing compounds. Our work led to the reformulation of products that teens were inhaling.

See what else we've accomplished.