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House votes to phase out some fireproofing chemicals

By Rachel La Corte, Associated Press
Seattle Times
February 17, 2007

After an emotionally charged debate, the House on Friday passed a measure that would phase out the use of some fireproofing chemicals in televisions, computers and upholstered furniture as long as safer alternatives are available.

After an emotionally charged debate, the House on Friday passed a measure that would phase out the use of some fireproofing chemicals in televisions, computers and upholstered furniture as long as safer alternatives are available. ...

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