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Toxic chemicals in school cleaners
mnn.com - 28 days ago
Toxic chemicals in school cleaners
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Most MNN readers already know to avoid the toxic chemicals in many conventional cleaning products, but many people are obviously still buying those less-than-green cleaning supplies from off the supermarket shelves.
saferchemicals.org - 24 days ago
Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families
— saferchemicals.org — Take immediate action on the most dangerous chemicals Current laws aren't protecting us from chemicals that are... building up in our bodies and threatening our health. These persistent, bioaccumulative toxic chemicals should be phased out of commerce. ... (more) Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families

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Dawn of a new era combating toxic chemicals?
supereco.com - 11/2/2009
Dawn of a new era combating toxic chemicals?
— supereco.com — Is America finally getting serious about cracking down on toxic chemicals? Now that U.S. Environmental Protection Agency... (EPA) head Lisa Jackson has identified chemical management reform as one of her top priorities and pledged to start overhauling our ineffectual, outdated laws on toxic ... (more) Dawn of a new era combating toxic chemicals?

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Clicklist: Public safety
green LA girl — ... >> Schools are using toxic cleaners with chemicals linked to cancer. Environmental Working Group held an event earlier this week at Santa Monica High to bring attention to the issue — and to support Cali legislation pushing for greener cleaning in schools. Earlier: ...

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