• Introduction
• Classroom Activities
• Interactive Resources
• Careers in Environmental Health, Chemistry, and Toxicology
• More Resources

If you like the look of Tox Town, you may want to explore similar resources listed below. These resources are included throughout Tox Town and students will come across them as they explore. Theyre also listed here to make them easy for you to find. They may appeal to students because they are interactive and illustrated and include graphic features like maps or cut-away views. They range in age level from middle school to high school, college, and graduate school.

• Acid Rain Students Site (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Air Defenders (Wisconsin Environmental Health Association)
• Air Info Now Activities: Recipe for Ozone; Lung Attack; CO City (University of Arizona)
• Environmental Virtual Campus (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Green Squad (Natural Resources Defense Council)
• Hazardous Products in the Home (Purdue University)
• Hazardous Waste Management on the Farm (Purdue University)
• Healthehouse (Children’s Health Environmental Coalition)
• Hospital eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
• Learn About Chemicals Around Your House (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Logging eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
• Nursing Home eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
• On the Trail of the Missing Ozone: The Causes, Effects, and Solutions to Ozone Depletion (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Planet Protectors (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Poultry Processing Industry eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
• RadTown USA (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Shipyard Employment eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
• Smog City (Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District)
• Sunwise Kids (Environmental Protection Agency)
• TOXMAP: Environmental Health e-Maps (National Library of Medicine)
• ToxMystery (National Library of Medicine)
  • ToxMystery Handout
• Unsolved Mysteries of Human Health: How Scientists Study Toxic Chemicals (Oregon State University, Environmental Health Sciences Center)
• Virtual Garage (Purdue University)
• Virtual Repair Shop (Coordinating Committee for Automotive Repair)
• XRT: eXtraordinary Road Trip (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources). Order free computer program. Many supplemental resources also online.
• Youth in Agriculture eTool (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)

Last updated: October 15, 2007