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Raising Elijah: protecting our children in an age of environmental crisis	Sandra Steingraber	2011	Da Capo Press
The falling age of puberty in U. S. girls: what we know, what we need to know	Sandra Steingraber	2007	Breast Cancer Fund
Living downstream: a scientist's personal investigation of cancer and the environment /	Steingraber, Sandra.	[1998], ©1998.	Vintage Books,
Living downstream: an ecologist looks at cancer and the environment	Sandra Steingraber	1997	Addison-Wesley Publishing
Having faith: an ecologist's journey to motherhood	Sandra Steingraber	2001	Perseus Pub.
Living downstream: an ecologist's personal investigation of cancer and the environment	Sandra Steingraber	2010	Da Capo Press
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Living downstream of Silent spring	Sandra Steingraber	Rachel Carson: legacy and challenge	Kathleen Dean Moore	2008	State University of New York Press
Living downstream	Sandra Steingraber	The sweet breathing of plants: women writing on the green world	Brenda Peterson	2002	North Point Press
31. from Living downstream: an ecologist looks at cancer and the environment	Sandra Steingraber	Environmental studies	Thomas A. Easton	2009	McGraw-Hill Higher Education
9. The environmental link to breast cancer	Sandra Steingraber	Breast cancer: society shapes an epidemic	Susan J Ferguson	2000	St. Martin's Press
Girls gone grown-up: why are U. S. girls reaching puberty earlier and earlier?	Sandra Steingraber	The sexualization of childhood	Sharna Olfman	2008	Praeger Publishers
The whole fracking enchilada	Sandra Steingraber	The energy reader: overdevelopment and the delusion of endless growth /	Butler, Tom,; Lerch, Daniel.; Wuerthner, George.	c2012.	Watershed Media,
Silent spring: a father-daughter dance	Sandra Steingraber	Courage for the Earth: writers, scientists, and activists celebrate the life and writing of Rachel Carson /	Matthiessen, Peter.	2007.	Houghton Mifflin,
The pirates of illiopolis	Sandra Steingraber	The future of nature: writing on a human ecology from Orion magazine /	Lopez, Barry Holstun,	2007.	Milkweed Editions,
The social production of cancer: a walk upstream	Sandra Steingraber	Reclaiming the environmental debate: the politics of health in a toxic culture /	Hofrichter, Richard.	©2000.	MIT Press,
Afterword: Why the Precautionary Principle? A Meditation on Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and the Breasts of Mothers	Sandra Steingraber.	Protecting public health and the environment: implementing the precautionary principle /	Raffensperger, Carolyn.; Tickner, Joel A.	1999.	Island Press,
20. The social construction of cancer: a walk upstream	Sandra Steingraber	Environmental sociology: from analysis to action /	King, Leslie,; Auriffeille, Deborah McCarthy,	[2005], ©2005.	Rowman & Littlefield,
15. The Meaning of “One Data Point”: An Interview with Sandra Steingraber	Scott Slovic; Sandra Steingraber	Numbers and Nerves: Information, Emotion, and Meaning in a World of Data	Scott Slovic and Paul Slovic, editors	2015	Oregon State University Press
6. Self-Connection Shared: Integrating Collaborative and Autonomous Impulses within Feminist Projects	Kimberly A. McCarthy and Sandra A. Steingraber	Common ground: feminist collaboration in the academy /	Peck, Elizabeth G.,; Mink, JoAnna Stephens.	[1998], ©1998.	State University of New York Press,
Human health and design: an essay in two parts. 1. Exquisite communion: the body, landscape, and toxic exposures	Sandra Steingraber; 2. Design; planning as healing arts : the broader context of health; environment / Kristina Hill	Ecology and design: frameworks for learning	Kristina Hill	2002	Island Press
Are organic foods a positive trend? Identifying organic food	National Organic Program; Agricultural Marketing Service; United States Department of Agriculture; Organically produced food improves human; animal; environmental health / Peter Singer; Jim Mason; Organic foods are healthier for children / Sandra Steingraber; Organic production wastes land that could be used for direct food production / Alex A. Avery; Organic farming can lead to soil depletion; widespread starvation / Ronald Bailey; The organic movement will not enact real environmental changes / The Economist; Affordable organic food is not sustainable / James Joyner.	Food	Jan Grover	2008	Greenhaven Press
I. Challenging Current Perspectives. 2. The Social Production of Cancer: A Walk Upstream	Sandra Steingraber.3.Deconstructing Standards, Reconstructing Worker Health /Charles Levenstein and John Wooding.4.Brownfields and the Redevelopment of Communities: Liking Health, Economy, and Justice /William Shutkin and Rafael Mares.5.Place Matters /Mindy Thompson Fullilove and Robert E. Fullilove III.6.Akwesasne: A Native American Community's Resistance to Cultural and Environmental Damage /Alice Tarbell and Mary Arquette.7.When Harm Is Not Necessary: Risk Assessment as Diversion /Mary H. O'Brien.8.The Ecological Tyranny of the Bottom Line: The Environmental and Social Consequences of Economic Reductionism /John Bellamy Foster	Reclaiming the environmental debate: the politics of health in a toxic culture /	Hofrichter, Richard.	[2000], ©2000.	MIT Press,
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