Consensus Statements and Declarations

Listed by Organisation

Listed by Title

Organisation:

• California Medication Association – Resolution on Chemicals Policy for California

• Canadian Cancer Society – Cancer and the environment

• Collegium Ramazzini - Call for Action on Control of Biocides in the European Union

• Collaborative on Health and the Environment

• Scientific Consensus Statement on Environmental Agents Associated with Neurodevelopmental Disorders, CHE - The Learning and Developmental Disabilities Initiative, 2007

• Consensus Statement on Breast Cancer and the Environment, CHE Breast Cancer Working Group, April 2006

• Vallombrosa Consensus Statement on Environmental Contaminants and Human Fertility Compromise, October 2005

• Endocrine Society – Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals: An Endocrine Society Scientific Statement (2009)

• Environment Leaders’ Summit of the Eight - 1997 Declaration of the Environment Leaders of the Eight on Children’s Environmental Health
  

• European Men’s Health Forum: The Vienna Declaration on the health of men and boys in Europe

• International Society of Doctors for the Environment: Declaration on Children and their health and their environment

• International POPs Elimination Network (IPEN): Declaration for a Toxics-Free Future

• Standing Committee of European Doctors (Comite Permanent Des Medecins Europeens): Health and environment (REACH)

• World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA): Resolution on “Safer Chemical Policies”

• World Medical Association Statement on Environmental Degradation and Sound Management of Chemicals
  

Title:

• Chapel Hill Bisphenol A Expert Panel Consensus Statement: here Integration of Mechanisms, Effects in Animals and Potential to Impact Human Health at Current Levels of Exposure

• Control of Biocides in the European Union - Collegium Ramazzini Call for Action here

• Developmental Origins of Non-Communicable Disease: Implications for Research and Public Health here
  This White Paper represents the outcome of the conference, “PPTOX III, Environmental stressors in the developmental origins of disease: Evidence and Mechanisms”, held in Paris, May 2012. The list of co-signatories and instructions to sign are both accessible here.

• Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals and Public Health Protection: A Statement of Principles from The Endocrine Society here
  In this statement, EDCs are defined as “an exogenous chemical, or mixture of chemicals, that interferes with any aspect of hormone action”.

• Faroes statement: Full text: Human Health Effects of Developmental Exposure to Chemicals in Our Environment

• Helsinki Statement: Full text - Is endocrine disruption within REACH?

• NGO/CSO Global Common Statement on SAICM here

• Paris Appeal: Website
  You can read the Paris appeal in these languages – French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian here
  • Memorandum of the Paris Appeal Environment and sustainable health

• Prague Declaration on Endocrine Disruption: Full text - Published as a part of the Mini-Monograph: Introduction: Endocrine Disruptors—Exposure Assessment, Novel End Points, and Low-Dose and Mixture Effects (Andreas Kortenkamp); Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 115, Number S-1, December 2007

• Scientific Consensus on Endocrine Disruption: Full text
  • Our Stolen Future – This is the web home for the authors of Our Stolen Future, where they provide regular updates about the cutting edge of science related to endocrine disruption. They will also post information about ongoing policy debates, as well as new suggestions about what you can do as a consumer and citizen to minimize risks related to hormonally-disruptive contaminants.

• Statement on Environmental Degradation and Sound Management of Chemicals from the World Medical Association