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. . . . The groups believe that the United States lags behind Europe in making efforts to reduce human exposure to the toxic substances, as the European Union has already called for all PBDEs used in consumer electronics to be phased out by 2006. . .

I think we should definitly follow the european lead and have our televisions catch fire and burn down our houses like they do there. I think it is much more comforting to know you might die from your electronics than worry about some unproved hypothesis.

http://www.firesafetyinfo.org/PreventingFires/ElectronicEquipment.htm

Posted by: Rickman_z   Posted on: 06/04/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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