http://seaturtles.org/ An activist and educational resource for protecting endangered sea turtles and marine biodiversity. http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=1001 <div class="text blurb">GotMercury.Org promotes public health education regarding the risks of mercury in fish and the benefits of healthier seafood choices. </div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=1001 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=149 <div class="text blurb">This fact sheet contains information on the health impacts of mercury contaminated seafood and the relation to endangered sea turtles.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=149 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=147 <div class="text blurb">Dr. Jane Hightower and Dan Moore's study published in Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 111, Number 4, April 2003, entitled, "Mercury Levels in High-End Consumers of Fish"</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=147 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=146 <div class="text blurb">Administrative Petition to the California Department of Health Services and the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard urging the agencies to protect Californians from mercury in seafood.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=146 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=145 <div class="text blurb">This report is a compilation of data from a survey is of 109 California supermarkets showing significant non-compliance with California's Proposition 65 consumer right-to-know law.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=145 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=144 <div class="text blurb">Updated report of 223 stores' compliance with Prop. 65.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=144 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=143 <div class="text blurb">The following report on the health threats of mercury-contaminated seafood consumption was prepared by the State PIRGs and the Environmental Working Group.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=143 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=142 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=142 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=141 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=141 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=140 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=140 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=139 <div class="text blurb">Below is an annotated list of several documents for policymakers and others interested in creating or supporting laws and/or regulations that require labeling of mercury-contaminated seafood. </div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=139 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=138 <div class="text blurb">I have a story to tell. One of a baby in my belly, poison in my seafood, and a President who will not act.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=138 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=137 <div class="text blurb">Resolution of the California Medical Association (March, 2003) calling for increased testing of fish, more public advisories and more public education to reduce the consumption of mercury-tainted food items, especially fish.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=137 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=136 <div class="text blurb">This American Medical Association resolution of May 5, 2003 recognizes the dangers of mercury and encourages testing, labeling and education around mercury in fish and the rest of our food supply.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=136 http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=134 <div class="text blurb">Mercury in Seafood Brochure from Hawai`i Department of Health. Given to families on the WIC program. It warns women and children about mercury in seafood and gives recommendations.</div> http://seaturtles.org/article.php?id=134