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Safer Pest Control Project
is dedicated to reducing the health risks and environmental impacts of pesticides and promoting safer alternatives in Illinois.
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Reduced rates available for groups and government employees. Please call 773-878-7378 ext. 207 for full details.
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SB 1769 Passes Illinois House
Pesticide protections move on to Governor for signature
Senate Bill 1769 passed the Illinois House by a final vote of 105-0, clearing the way for it to become law.
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BED BUGS BE GONE
Fact sheet offers solution to this not-so-little problem
Bed bugs are on the rise nationally -- from four star hotels to one bedroom apartments.
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Pesticide Free Zone
Let everyone know that your yard is pesticide free and pet and child friendly by posting a pesticide free zone sign. You can post these signs at schools, parks, and businesses.
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Wear Your Support
Purchase an SPCP Chico Bag today!

Your purchase of this re-usable bag displays your commitment to the environment. Chico Bags are not only trendy, but they also include a built in carabiner hook and integrated pouch. Easily foldable, store them in your purse or pocket.
Please click on the Support SPCP icon (at bottom left) to complete your $10.00 Chico Bag purchase. For a wrinkle-free appearance, simply pop the Chico Bag in the dryer for a few minutes.
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SPCP'S Childcare Program Wins National Award
Rachel Rosenberg, Executive Director, traveled to Atlanta on October 21 to accept an EPA Environmental Justice Award on behalf of SPCP.
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Why are Americans Hooked on Grass?
Follow the link to this wonderful article by New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert
This article explores many different aspects of lawn care in America, and distills them into a cogent argument for reducing our dependence on chemicals for our lawns. It is also a fascinating history of lawns in American.
New Yorker article
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Protect Yourself from Involuntary Pesticide Exposure
The State of Illinois Has Laws to Protect Homeowners and School Children
Did you know that there are a number of laws in Illinois that protect homeowners and school children from involuntary pesticide exposure? SPCP has written a fact sheet that you can easily download that explains the two laws and gives you information on reporting violations. Laws to Protect You From Outdoor Pesticides
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