Jean-Marie Kauth is a professor at Benedictine University, where she teaches science writing, medical humanities, and environmental studies. An advisor to the US Environmental Protection Agency on children's environmental health, she is the author of Environmental Legacies of the Copernican Universe.

• Table of ContentsDedicationIntroduction: You Say You Love Your Children1. A New Experiment on Childhood Cancer2. The Right to an Unpoisoned Brain3. In the Silence of the Womb4. Snarled Signaling5. I Can't Breathe6. Through Fire and Flood7. Innocent Tongues: Reimagining Politics and Policy8. Brave New Solutions: Resilience in a Toxic WorldConclusion: We Say We Love Our Children.AcknowledgmentsReferencesAuthor BioEndnotes

Jean-Marie Kauth is a professor at Benedictine University, where she teaches science writing, medical humanities, and environmental studies. An advisor to the US Environmental Protection Agency on children's environmental health, she is the author of Environmental Legacies of the Copernican Universe.

• Table of ContentsDedicationIntroduction: You Say You Love Your Children1. A New Experiment on Childhood Cancer2. The Right to an Unpoisoned Brain3. In the Silence of the Womb4. Snarled Signaling5. I Can't Breathe6. Through Fire and Flood7. Innocent Tongues: Reimagining Politics and Policy8. Brave New Solutions: Resilience in a Toxic WorldConclusion: We Say We Love Our Children.AcknowledgmentsReferencesAuthor BioEndnotes

Jean-Marie Kauth is a professor at Benedictine University, where she teaches science writing, medical humanities, and environmental studies. An advisor to the US Environmental Protection Agency on children's environmental health, she is the author of Environmental Legacies of the Copernican Universe.

• Table of ContentsDedicationIntroduction: You Say You Love Your Children1. A New Experiment on Childhood Cancer2. The Right to an Unpoisoned Brain3. In the Silence of the Womb4. Snarled Signaling5. I Can't Breathe6. Through Fire and Flood7. Innocent Tongues: Reimagining Politics and Policy8. Brave New Solutions: Resilience in a Toxic WorldConclusion: We Say We Love Our Children.AcknowledgmentsReferencesAuthor BioEndnotes