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Special Issue on Ecopsychology and Environmental Sensitivities:
Chemical, Electrical, and Beyond
The articles in the special edition of Ecopsychology are sometimes available for free (like right now), so if you haven’t read them yet, this is a good opportunity to check them out!
This is a real gift from the publisher! The usual cost is about $50 per article!
Please read and share with others who aren’t familiar with what is going on!
http://online.liebertpub.com/toc/eco/9/2
The articles and authors are listed here:
Introduction
Introduction to the Special Issue on Environmental Sensitivities: Living on the Margins with Access Denied
Pamela Reed Gibson
The Many Faces of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Alison Johnson
Invisible Barriers, Invisible Disabilities, Invisible People
Linda Sepp
History of the Rise and Fall of Environmental Medicine in the United States
William J. Meggs
Displaced by Chemical and Electrical Hypersensitivities
Jerry Evans
The Role of Neurogenic Inflammation in Chemical Sensitivity
William J. Meggs
A Comparison of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity with Other Hypersensitivity Illnesses Suggests Evidence and a Path to Answers
Laurie Dennison Busby
A Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network–Based Model for Predicting Subjective Health Symptoms in People Living in the Vicinity of Mobile Phone Base Stations H. Parsaei, M. Faraz, S. M. J. Mortazavi
An Underworld Journey: Learning to Cope with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity
Scott Eberle
MCS and EHS: An Australian Perspective
Diana Crumpler
Special Issue on Ecopsychology and Environmental Sensitivities:
Chemical, Electrical, and Beyond
https://www.liebertpub.com/toc/eco/9/2
Seriously "Sensitive" to Pollution 
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It’s nice to see Diana Crumpler’s work there.
She’s been put through and suffered so much due to ignorance and misinformation.
https://www.liebertpub.com/toc/eco/9/2
Ecopsychology VOL. 9, NO. 2 | Original Articles normal
MCS and EHS: An Australian Perspective
The upshot of exposure to seven classes of neurotoxic chemicals, MCS is now believed to be underpinned by excessive levels of nitric oxide and NMDA overstimulation; in effect a pathologization of the long-term memory formation process, this type of hypersensitivity could thus also be termed hypermemory. Key Words: Multiple chemical sensitivity—Electromagnetic hypersensitivity—Organophosphates—NMDA—Involuntary psychiatric commitment.
would love to read some of these this one above is $50 plus cannot afford it I don’t work.
these are free different issue relating to mcs
http://www.asehaqld.org.au/index.php/multiple-chemical-sensitivity/aseha-mcs-publication
They were free to read for months. There’s a possibility they will become free again for a while again in the future.