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New device may help ban PBDEs

By Gary Chittim
KING5.com News
February 08, 2007

A Washington group has acquired a device that detects the presence of toxic flame retardants, and hope to use it to change state laws.

A Washington group has acquired a device that detects the presence of toxic flame retardants, and hope to use it to change state laws. ...

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http://www.king5.com/localnews/environment/stories/NW_020807ENBpbdeanalyzerEL.644b7423.html

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