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The New PCBs?

Posted on Tuesday, June 08 at 10:23 by 4Canada

By MARTIN MITTELSTAEDT
Saturday, June 5, 2004 - Page F7

When thinking about hazardous chemicals, Canadians usually don't consider the mattresses they sleep on, the couches in their living rooms or the hard plastic casings around their computers and television sets.

But all these everyday items may contain compounds that are starting to worry scientists because they are close chemical cousins to the notorious PCBs, banned in the seventies.

The New PCBs

Note: The New PCBs

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  1. by Anonymous
    Fri Jun 25, 2004 1:06 am
    i have a solution for waste reduction and recycling reduction i have posted this on msn group site feel free to check it out and post your comments there there a re a few things there so please pay attention to the topic of KREINZ i have invited a few people there for their their remarks prime minister, george bush and vice prez, bill gates, kraft, heinz, enviroment, waste, recycling, and a few buisness groups from the web as well as msn groups
    thanks for your time

    http://groups.msn.com/CREATIONSBYKREINZ

    KREINZ



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