Flame Retardants: Problems Show up in Humans and Wildlife

By Chuck Quirmbach

November 13, 2007

Astudy of gull eggs in the Great Lakes region shows that more chemicals used as flame retardants
are showing up in the environment. Chuck Quirmbach reports.
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Flame Retardants: Problems Show up in Humans and Wildlife

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