Re-framing pesticide exposures as a violation of basic human rights is an original and pioneering grassroots action that will give voice and validity to Oregonians who continue to suffer from unwanted pesticide exposure.
- Read more chemical trespass stories
- MORE on human rights and toxic chemical exposure
- MORE on pesticides in our bodies (PAN North America)
- MORE about the concept of chemical body burden
Stories of Chemical Trespass
NEW: "Poisoned Roads"
The story of how rural residents of northern Klamath County were doused with a deadly pesticide in 2010. Produced by Lisa Arkin and Douglas McGowan.
Helen Hollyer (Helen lives near Creswell, OR in the Willamette Valley)
Stories of Chemical Trespass: Orville and Mary Camp (Orville and Mary live near Selma, OR in the Illinois Valley)
Stories of Chemical Trespass: Heidi Hertler (Heidi's family lives near Selma, OR in the Illinois Valley)
Stories of Chemical Trespass: Daryl Jackson (Daryl lives near Williams, OR in the Illinois Valley)
- Safe Public Places Resources page
- Back to Safe Public Places project home page
- Read our Safe Public Places flyer
- More chemical trespass stories (text and audio only)
- See three video clips from an exclusive 2011 interview with Sandra Steingraber on the topic of chemical trespass and human rights
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