From Cover-ups to Crisis: The Untold Story of PFAS Contamination
In recent years, the acronym "PFAS" has become increasingly familiar, sparking concerns about its widespread contamination and detrimental effects on public health and the environment. However, the true extent of this crisis and its historical roots are often overlooked. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve deep into the annals of PFAS contamination history, uncovering corporate cover-ups, governmental responses, and the urgent need for action.
Were You Exposed to Asbestos Through a Hair Dryer?
Many people are aware of the common places where asbestos has been found, such as in insulation, drywall, and automotive parts. But asbestos has shown up in some lesser-known and somewhat surprising places too. As a result, in the past, some people may have unknowingly exposed themselves to asbestos, which can cause mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis, while doing chores around the home or using everyday products such as asbestos exposure through a hand-held hairdryer.
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Asbestos Exposure Limits: What Level is Safe?
How much asbestos is too much? What are the permissible exposure levels? Learn more about risks and low level asbestos exposure.
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10 States, DC, Sue EPA for Stricter Asbestos Regulations
Ten states in the U.S. and Washington, DC, have sued the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ti
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Claire’s, Beauty Plus asbestos recalls prompt makeup regulation questions
The full extent of the contamination of cancer-causing material like asbestos in cosmetics is unknow
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FDA: Asbestos Found in Cosmetics in Claire’s Stores, Beauty Plus Global
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers to avoid using cosmetics sold by Claire&r
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New EPA Asbestos Regulation Imposed, Critics Say Rule Falls Short
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced new asbestos regulations.
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Asbestos Imports Surge as Carcinogen Remains Legal in US
The amount of asbestos imported into the United States increased by nearly 2,000 percent between Jul
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Asbestos Found in Playskool Crayons, Advocacy Group Claims
A consumer advocacy group is calling on Dollar Tree and other retailers to pull a popular brand of crayons they say contains toxic levels of asbestos, a material found to cause mesothelioma and other deadly types of lung cancer.
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