About This Page: Generally speaking, each week SynTurf.org sends out an e-mail to a distribution list, announcing the new items that have been posted on the site (“new postings”). Typically, the communication includes a topic heading and a link to the appropriate page on SynTurf.org website that contains the item. This page is dedicated to inventorying the new postings as sent out to readers. This may prove a useful research tool, as a “find” query for this page may actually lead the reader to a posting on that subject within the myriad pages of the website. At the same time, the page becomes a table of contents for the items that are posted on the website. Additionally, this way, a reader who is not on the distribution list could also find out if there has been a new posting of items since the last time he/she checked the site.
|
[No. 69] July 18, 2010, edition of www.SynTurf.org : - Oakland, California: AG Reaches Settlement to Reduce Children's Lead Exposure in Artificial Turf http://www.synturf.org/lawsuits.html (Item No. 14) - St. Charles, Missouri: Screwed up priorities: Fake grass fields ahead of academics http://www.synturf.org/process.html (Item No. 42) - Concord, Mass.: Town replaces fake grass fields, officials insist nothing is wrong with the lead levels! http://www.synturf.org/lead.html (Item No. 29) - Overland Park, Missouri: How hot was it on Wednesday July 14th? http://www.synturf.org/heateffect.html (Item No. 43) -MLB: Turf injury reported for Mets’ Reyes http://www.synturf.org/health.html (Item No. 53) - New York City: Ah! Those ever so enduring, immortal, low-maintenance and indestructible plastic fields! http://www.synturf.org/maintenancereplacement.html (Item No. 60) - Petal, Mississippi: Vandals strike turf field http://www.synturf.org/vandalism.html (Item No. 32) - Kyle Rogers explains why he voted against artificial turf http://www.synturf.org/justwords.html (Item No. 28)
|
[No. 52] November 9, 2009, edition of www.SynTurf.org :
- The California turf study sidesteps testing in hot weather! http://www.synturf.org/process.html (Item No. 35) - EPA is dragging its feet on testing artificial turf fields. http://www.synturf.org/epa.html (Item No. 14) - Dr. Maida P. Galvez (Mount Sinai) on alternatives to crumb rubber infill. http://www.synturf.org/alternativeinfill.html (Item No. 1) - Turf Toe: A Q & A with Michael Hartman, M.D. http://www.synturf.org/health.html (Item No. 32) - Oxford, Michigan votes down artificial turf. http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 57) - Rye, New York: Country Day School shuts down artificial turf field. http://www.synturf.org/warnings.html (Item No. 49) - San Francisco Brief – Video update -- http://www.synturf.org/sanfranciscobrief.html (Item No. 05) - Direct video link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3PkDHU7p70 - Honolulu, Hawaii: Aloha Stadium artificial turf filed is in a sorry shape after just six years http://www.synturf.org/maintenancereplacement.html (Item No. 53) - Chino Hills, California: The hidden cost of an alternative venue. http://www.synturf.org/forbiddenfields.html (Item No. 13) - Winchester, Mass.: Marsha L. Browne in her own words http://www.synturf.org/justwords.html (Item No. 21) - Woodinville, Washington: Parents for Safe Sports Fields stopped one turf field, second to follow http://www.synturf.org/grassrootsnotes.html (Item No. 55) - Newton, Mass.: On an already pared down project, Newton agrees to a battery of tests on city’s first artificial turf fields. http://www.synturf.org/grassrootsnotes.html (Item No. 56) - Artificial turf in the mirror. http://www.synturf.org/wrapuparticles.html (Item No. 12) - Thoroughbreds do not do artificial track. http://www.synturf.org/miscellanea.html (Item No. 50) - CPRS Artificial Turf Survey http://www.synturf.org/miscellanea.html (Item No. 50)
|
[No. 42] July 19, 2009, edition of www.SynTurf.org : - Las Vegas, Nevada: Officials hid information and lied about the lead in artificial turf at children’s shelter http://www.synturf.org/process.html (Item No. 34). Direct video link at http://www.lasvegasnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=10735014 . - Eustace, Texas: The “low maintenance” artificial turf fields cost $350,000 to $400,000 to repair following vandalism http://www.synturf.org/vandalism.html (Item No. 23) - East Hampton, NY: More details about $ burn on turf field; repair could cost $100,000 http://www.synturf.org/vandalism.html (Item No. 23) - Potomac, Maryland: What the …? http://www.synturf.org/process.html (Item No. 33) - Needham, Mass.: Officials caution on use of artificial turf fields in hot days http://www.synturf.org/heateffect.html (Item No. 37) - Monmouth, Illinois: 240 tons of crumb rubber on one field alone http://www.synturf.org/weightsmeasures.html (Item No. 03) - Never mind the players - Turf fields are bad for soccer http://www.synturf.org/miscellanea.html (Item no. 40)
|
[No. 18] February 1, 2009, edition of www.SynTurf.org :
- Chronic traumatic encephalopathy in football players: Is there a connection to playing on artificial turf? http://www.synturf.org/health.html (Item No. 25) - Survey: NFL Players prefer natural grass. http://www.synturf.org/health.html (Item No. 24) - Milone & MacBroom Report: A Critique. http://www.synturf.org/miscellanea.html (Item No. 27)
- Wellesley, Mass.: Plow, plow, plow, your turf gently into spring; merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, grass is but a dream!
http://www.synturf.org/maintenancereplacement.html (Item No. 37) - Synthetic race tracks: They kill horses, don’t they? http://www.synturf.org/miscellanea.html (Item No. 26)
|
[No. 16] January 18, 2009, edition of www.SynTurf.org :
- Bentonville, Arkansas: Parks & Rec says “no” to turf soccer fields; City to continue using grass fields, with more rigorous maintenance http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 40)
- Study: Phthalates worsen skin allergies in newborn mice exposed through their mothers http://www.synturf.org/phthalates.html (Item No. 01) - Bisphenol-A – a new, dedicated page -- http://www.synturf.org/bisphenolabpa.html
- Newport Beach, Calif.: Turf field is no place for a dog! http://www.synturf.org/forbiddenfields.html (Item No. 10)
- Birmingham, Ala: University research raises cancer concern over Bisphenol-A. Bisphneol -- http://www.synturf.org/bisphenolabpa.html (Item No. 01)
- Pine-Richland, Penn.: When turf goes bad before it’s time! http://www.synturf.org/maintenancereplacement.html (Item No. 36)
- San Carlos, Calif.: Stop the synthetic turf at Highland Parks! http://www.synturf.org/grassrootsnotes.html (Item No. 46)
- Sacramento, Calif.: Maldonado says playing on turf is a like playing on “a giant used Band-Aid.” http://www.synturf.org/warnings.html (Item No. 38)
- San Jose, Calif.: Grassroots opposition to turf fields picking up steam.
http://www.synturf.org/grassrootsnotes.html (Item No. 47)
- Jackie Lombardo – to the point, in her own words http://www.synturf.org/justwords.html (Item No. 13)
- Harm of zinc http://www.synturf.org/zinc.html (Item No. 02)
- Gift or curse? Beware of anonymous donors! http://www.synturf.org/process.html (Item No. 20)
|
[No. 12] December 20, 2008, edition of www.SynTurf.org :
- Tacoma, Washington: KOMO TV 4 News says, “Link between cancer, artificial turf questioned.” http://www.synturf.org/warnings.html (Item No. 35)
- Juniper Berry: “WARNING: Artificial surfaces could be hazardous to your health” http://www.synturf.org/grassrootsnotes.html (Item No. 44)
- The Effects of Crumb Rubber on Water Quality, a repot by The Coastal Marine Resource Center Policy Project, September 2008. http://www.synturf.org/cmrorg.html
- Texas’ turf worries over lead http://www.synturf.org/lead.html (Item No. 23)
- Dashon Jenkins vs. Moreno Valley Unified School District and others http://www.synturf.org/lawsuits.html (Item No. 01)
- Irvington, NY says “no” to turf, mostly over process and environmental concerns http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 39).
- Newton, Mass.: Woe to our public servants! http://www.synturf.org/justwords.html (Item No. 11).
- Coming near you – fake green, false promises http://www.synturf.org/forbiddenfields.html (Item No. 09)
- Destrehan, LA: Vandals spry paint turf field; chemicals and solvents to the rescue! http://www.synturf.org/vandalism.html (Item No. 12)
|
[No. 07] November 9, 2008, edition of www.SynTurf.org :
- Newton, Mass.: More turf fibers test for excessive lead ppm http://www.synturf.org/lead.html (Item No. 19)
- Portland, Oregon: City to remove turf from playground http://www.synturf.org/lead.html (Item No. 18)
- Chicago, Ill.: The Great Lakes Centers for Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health raises question about lead in artificial turf http://www.synturf.org/warnings.html (Item No. 32)
- San Francisco, Calif.: Former Giants first baseman has learned that artificial turf can be an especially hospitable surface for staph bacteria http://www.synturf.org/staphnews.html (Item No. 08)
- Maplewood, New Jersey: Voters give thumbs down to turf for DeHart Park http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 35)
- Brimfield, Mass.: Voters say “no” to borrowing for turf http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 36)
- South River, New Jersey: Cost and overreaching by County sinks turf field project http://www.synturf.org/sayno.html (Item No. 37)
- Harrison City, Penn: 8-year old turf good for one more year http://www.synturf.org/maintenancereplacement.html (Item No. 32)
|
|