An environmental watchdog reminded parents to carefully pick non-toxic materials for kids who will attend summer art classes and workshops to explore and cultivate their creative potentials and skills.
The EcoWaste Coalition issued the reminder after conducting a three-tier process to determine if watercolor sets sold locally are compliant with the regulatory policy on lead, a toxic chemical that can damage a child’s brain and development.
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