Leaders speak about fire safety supporters of fire safety
  • Joseph Ramirez - Alaska Regional Hospital (Anchorage, AK)
  • Shelby Nelson - Fairbanks Memorial Hospital (Fairbanks, AK)
  • Aden Kun - Asian Americans in Commercial Real Estate (Los Angeles, CA)
  • C. Yin - Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association (Sacramento, CA)
  • Aubrey Stone - California Black Chamber of Commerce (Rancho Cordova, CA)
  • Robert Rivinius - California Building Industry Association (Sacramento, CA)
  • California Chamber of Commerce (Sacramento, CA)
  • Luciann Maulhardt - Casa Youth Shelter (Los Alamitos, CA)
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Citizens for Fire Safety is a coalition of fire professionals, educators, community activists, burn centers, doctors, fire departments and industry leaders, united to ensure that our country is protected by the highest standards of fire safety.

Founded in 2007, Citizens for Fire Safety is a California nonprofit organization seeking to educate the public on safe fire practices within the home, as well as empower those organizations charged with protecting the public's safety. The coalition supports the efforts of the nation's burn centers, hospitals and fire departments, as these institutions serve burn survivors with limited resources... read more >
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The Truth About California's SB 772
Some state legislators have been misrepresenting the facts about SB 772. It is important that everyone know the TRUTH about this bill and its potential ramifications on the safety of California’s children. ...
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7/3/2009
 
The American Burn Association Advocates Further Testing of Flame Retardants
The American Burn Association, which represents the nation's burn surgeons, burn center hospitals, and other members of the burn care team, is committed to exploring options and assisting with the complex issue of flame retardants and its health effects o ...
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4/8/2009
 
New Study Concludes Flame-Retardants Pose "No Risk" To Human Health
A new study released by the Bromine Science and Environmental Forum (BSEF) contradicts the claims of California’s proposed flame-retardant ban, Senate Bill 772, with its conclusion that Deca-BDE poses no risk to human health. The study comes amid growing ...
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4/6/2009
 
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