By Andrew Wineke, communications, and Alex Stone, chemist, Hazardous Waste & Toxics Reduction
We all want safer products. No one ever argues in favor of putting hormone disruptors in children’s toys or substances toxic to fish in tires.
But when an inventor or manufacturer is designing a product, how do they really know what chemical ingredients are safe? Asbestos was considered a safer
We all want safer products. No one ever argues in favor of putting hormone disruptors in children’s toys or substances toxic to fish in tires.
But when an inventor or manufacturer is designing a product, how do they really know what chemical ingredients are safe? Asbestos was considered a safer
Tackling Toxics: How do we really know a chemical is safe?
![Tackling Toxics: How do we really know a chemical is safe?]()
Reviewed by Doctor Smile
on
August 28, 2014
Rating:
No comments: