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Japan's Teijin Frontier Co. Ltd. has developed an 'eco-friendly' tire cord made of recycled polyester fiber and using an adhesive that does not contain resorcinol formaldehyde.

As Arizona approaches the two-year anniversary of marijuana legalization in November, many health and safety questions about cannabis as a consumer product remain unanswered.A new study in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives reiterates the old motto: Let the buyer beware.“It’s helpful to know about the safety testing in the cannabis products that they buy,” said

BioPharma

The Environmental Protection Agency proposed today to reapprove the cancer-linked fumigant 1,3-Dichloropropene with a less-protective classification that will increase exposure levels considered to be safe by 90-fold. The pesticide known as 1,3-D is linked to cancer and respiratory problems in farmworkers. It is the nation’s fourth most widely used pesticide, with an estimated 40 million pounds used each year on crops like potatoes, cotton, strawberries and peppers. The EPA’s decision to ass...

Plastic has become a part of daily human activities, which is evident from the continued increase in the use of solid plastic packaging in the form of food ...

There’s no evidence that radiation emitted from Apple AirPods will cook your brain

The Palm Coast Council cleared a step to build 150-foot cell towers at Royal Palms Parkway and off Club House Drive in Palm Coast.

Dissatisfied with the federal government’s lack of progress, states, including Massachusetts, have taken the regulation of toxic chemicals into their own hands.

Effects include increased cancer risk, cellular stress, increase in harmful free radicals, genetic damages, structural and functional changes of the reproductive system, learning and memory deficits, neurological disorders, and negative impacts on general well-being in humans.

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