Our goal is to provide a consolidated online resource for individuals and communities to learn more about TCE, TCE contamination, and the apparent potential obvious relationship between TCE exposure and adverse health affects. The site/blog will include up-to-the-minute news and resources re: TCE contamination, exposures, health effects, affected communities, science, legislation, regulations/policies, and related topics (like the potential for synergistic affects of TCE + PCE contamination/exposure, for example).

With the national TCE debate heating up over the next several years, we hope that the TCE Blog can play an important role by helping its readers learn, connect, and affect change.

As always, feedback, input, suggestions are welcomed. You can reach us through the "Contact" link on the right (---->) or email the site's founder, Neil Fischbein, at fischbein@gmail.com

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Remember, you can also post your comments for the world to see (and respond to) by using the comments feature. For those readers that aren't as blogtastik as the rest, the comments link is located just next to the time-stamp permalink above each post at the lower right of each blog entry.

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For those that are really new to Blogs:

This web log, or Blog, functions as a repository of information in journal format. New posts/entries are added as new information becomes available (or as we see fit). They are posted here in chronological order, most-recent first. You'll generally scroll down (using your mouse or arrow keys) to read previous entries.

The Categories list in the right left-hand margin (<----)functions like a filter. It filters out everything BUT the posts related to the topic you select. For instance, if you're looking for news related to New York, you'll find it in the News - NY Category. If an article relates to multiple categories, it will be filed under multiple categories.

The home page = the Main category. It will provide all the posts from all the categories up to the minute in the order they are posted. This is what you will see when you initially enter www.tceblog.com.

Below to the right are Subscription options (you can sign up to have posts sent to you), Archives, and Resources (links to pages away from the TCE Blog that we thought you might find useful).