Episode 9
Consumer Goods, Toxic Load and the Environmental Health Effects of How We Shop with Emma Rohmann
In today's episode, we chat with Emma Rohmann from Green at Home. We learn how Emma went from environmental engineering to studying our toxic load from the products we use in our everyday lives, we learn why ultimately, regulations don’t work as they should and the onus is on us as consumers to protect ourselves, what you should be mindful of when buying products for your home OR your business, and what steps we can take immediately to influence manufacturers to reduce toxic chemicals and create a healthier future for all.
If you want to Learn more about Emma, or learn more about how to reduce toxins in your home & body visit https://greenathome.ca. Interested in these topics? Emma’s podcast, the Missing Pillar of Health explores the impact our environment has on our health, our happiness, wealth, families, communities, and the planet. And it’s available everywhere you get your podcasts. You can follow along with Emma on her mission on Facebook or Instagram.
Links from this episode
Green Product Forum Facebook Group
The Missing Pillar of Health Podcast
Tests find toxic toys in stores across GTA
More than 18 million Mattel toys on recall globally
Not Enough To Be Harmful” And Other Misconceptions About Environmental Toxins
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