Reducing Environmental Exposures in Child Care Facilities: A Review of State Policy

Author
The Environmental Law Institute and The Children’s Environmental Health Network
Date Released
January 2015
Reducing Environmental Exposures in Child Care Facilities: A Review of State Pol

Reducing Environmental Exposures in Child Care Facilities: A Review of State Policy examines state policies across the U.S. that address environmental health in licensed child care facilities. The report focuses on several key indoor environmental exposures, including environmental tobacco smoke, radon, carbon monoxide, mold, ventilation, pesticides, lead-based paint, and asbestos. Each chapter provides an overview of state laws and regulations and highlights examples of notable programs and policies.

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