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An Environmental Issue to Reflect on

Many parents with attest to the fact that children are more sensitive to environmental factors than ever before. What many people don’t know is that children are more heavily exposed to environmental toxins than adults. They consume more food, water and have higher inhalation per pound of body weigh

10 February 2013
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An Environmental Issue to Reflect on

Many parents with attest to the fact that children are more sensitive to en­vi­ron­men­tal factors than ever before. What many people don’t know is that children are more heavily exposed to en­vi­ron­men­tal toxins than adults. They consume more food, water and have higher in­hala­tion per pound of body weight than adults. The data is in­con­clu­sive of what the ac­cu­mu­la­tive effects of en­vi­ron­men­tal pol­lu­tants on allergies and long-term chronic illness are, however it is makes good sense to take every pre­cau­tion and reduce children’s’ exposure to as many en­vi­ron­men­tal pol­lu­tants as possible. This is why many parents, care providers and schools are now looking to specify GREEN­GUARD Certified Da-Lite fabrics for video pro­jec­tion screens.
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The GREEN­GUARD Children & School Product Cer­ti­fi­ca­tion Program complies with the United States Cal­i­for­nia De­part­ment of Health Services Standard Practice (CS Section 01350) for testing chemical emissions from building products used in schools, offices and other sensitive en­vi­ron­ments. GREEN­GUARD Certified Da-Lite fabrics for pro­jec­tion screens are also rec­om­mend­ed by leading sus­tain­able building programs.
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Plus GREEN­GUARD Certified Da-Lite fabrics deliver the superior re­flec­tive quality that has made Da-Lite one of the worlds most popular pro­jec­tion screens for more than 100 years.
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Wilson & Gilkes are the exclusive dis­trib­u­tor of Da-Lite pro­jec­tion screens in Australia and New Zealand.

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