- A multimillion dollar settlement is near over mobile homes in which formaldehyde gas was emitted by interior particleboard, flooring materials, glues and adhesives in cabinetry, bunk beds and bench ...
New research, led jointly by the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the University of North Texas, advances our understanding of how the wood in our homes and offices can release formaldehyde, a ...
EPA’s draft risk evaluation for formaldehyde preliminarily finds that formaldehyde poses an unreasonable risk to human health. The draft risk evaluation preliminarily concludes formaldehyde does not ...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Do you know what is in the air you breathe? According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the most cancer-causing chemical you're breathing is formaldehyde. FOX13 learned ...
Dyson announced their newest purifying fan Tuesday, a device capable of not only cooling a room, but heating it as well. The Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Cryptomic is the company’s first device to continuously ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - We spend 90 percent of our time inside. It's hard to believe, but indoor air is more polluted than outdoor air. So how do you detect dangerous chemicals that may be lurking in ...
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Construction defect law firm Robertson & Associates, LLP, filed a RICO class action lawsuit today against Lumber Liquidators, Inc. (NYSE: LL) and the companies Lumber ...
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Consumer groups say toxic fumes are a "dirty, little secret" in the RV industry. June 4, 2007 — -- When Marvin Motes bought his Keystone Cougar RV in March 2006, he envisioned a lifetime of ...
ST. LOUIS — An "ever-present danger" causes far more cancer than any other toxic air pollutant in society. The chemical is so pervasive in St. Louis that the city has 21 of the 23 most at-risk ZIP ...
New research advances our understanding of how the wood in our homes and offices can release formaldehyde, a potent carcinogen, at levels that can exceed certain health limits. The findings promise to ...
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