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So how do we know? Well, Forbes magazine rounded up the toxicity of America's 40 largest metropolitan areas, and compiled them into this surprising list. Full Article at Planet Green
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The American people are looking to the government for assurance that chemicals have been assessed using the best available science and unacceptable risks haven't been ignored
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America's system for regulating toxic substances is broken ... Americans deserve to know that products they rely on . . . are safe and will not harm their families.
