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Day: April 23, 2026

Backgrounder: Artificial Turf and Other Synthetic Surfacing – Risks for Children’s Health and the Environment

Where do children encounter artificial turf and other synthetic surfaces? The use of synthetic surfacing has increased globally in recent years and is becoming more common across a range of settings, including in Canada.

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CPCHE is an affiliation of groups with overlapping missions to improve children’s environmental health in Canada.

Land Acknowledgement

CPCHE acknowledges that our work takes place on Indigenous traditional territories that stretch from coast to coast to coast across Turtle Island. As organizations and individuals dedicated to environmental health, we are deeply grateful to Indigenous peoples for their ongoing stewardship of these lands since time immemorial. We recognize that we are on a journey of reconciliation and are committed to listening, learning and working to decolonize our collaborative efforts towards the goal of healthy and sustainable environments for all children.

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