ACTA Products

"Reclaim our World": $28.50

"Reclaim our world" Transcript 1997 conference 107 pages/A4 does not include Q & A

 

"Best Articles" from Update newsletters/journal: $12.00

"Best Articles" 58 pages of Various Articles from past Updates [ACTA Journal/Newsletters]. Authors include Dr W J Rea, Dr R A Fox, Dr M Donohoe and many more. A useful composition for doctors, lawyers and lay people alike when explaining the complexities of MCS.

 

"Reproductive Effects and Genetic Results of Exposure to Toxics": $28.50

The printed transcript of the Blackmores/ACTA 1996 Conference. A 96 page comb bound A4 size paperback. It includes most illustrations shown at the conference and many pictures taken during the event. It does not include Question and Answer time.

 

"Social Impact of Toxic Hazards": $28.50

The printed transcript of the Blackmores/ACTA 1995 Conference. A 100 page comb bound A4 size paperback. It includes most illustrations distributed at the conference and many pictures taken during the event. This is the only record of the conference that ACTA will be offering for sale. It does not includes Question and Answer time.

 

"Toxic Chemicals and Human Consequences": $25.00

The printed transcript of the ACTA 1994 Conference. A comb bound A4 size paperback. It is 104 pages and includes most illustrations presented by the speakers at the conference. It does not include Question and Answer time.

 

The ACTA Omnibus: $25.00

The ACTA Omnibus contains in one volume the best of the Updates from Issues 1 to 20 and celebrates the fourth year of ACTA's existence. First released in February 1995, the Omnibus traces, through its contents, the history of ACTA's operations from its beginnings. It will be particularly attractive to newer members who wish to know more about us and about our origins, although the stalwarts of our group will no doubt want to avail themselves of the memento of the special organisation to which they belong, that is uncompromisingly dedicated to their welfare. The Omnibus is a comb bound A4 size paperback of 128 pages.

 

Canary Badge: $5.00

Chemically sensitive people have for long thought of themselves as canaries. Canaries were used by miners to give an early warning of contaminated air in a mine - if the canary survived, so too would the miners. ACTA members and other chemically affected people liken themselves to the miner's canary. They feel that they are at the leading edge of a spreading epidemic which will eventually corrode all of humanity. ACTA has adopted the canary as a universal symbol for chemically affected individuals and groups and a means of promoting the work of ACTA. All ACTA members are encouraged to avail themselves of these badges, not only to identify themselves, but to express solidarity with chemical victims everywhere. The badge is 25mm high, finished in yellow, black and white enamel with a clear epoxy coating. The initials ACTA appear at the base of the badge. It is made in Australia from brass, electro-plated in gold, and fitted with a heavy duty locking brooch pin. The quality of workmanship of the product is excellent, and we highly recommend it.

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