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California's proposed concentration threshold before triggering the need for manufacturers to search for a safer alternative for 1,4-dioxane in consumer products is far too stringent, according to industry groups. Read more
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Don’t Throw Away Full Aerosol Spray Cans
Back in May, a lawsuit claimed that old Pam cooking sprays were exploding, causing injuries to at least eight people through burns (and even blinding someone in one eye).
Generally, aerosol spray cans—like your average cooking oil spray—have much more potential for causing accidents than other recyclable material because they’re pressurized. Read more
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