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CEH Report on Cadmium in Jewelry
CEH Report on Toxic Toys
CEH Report on Lead in Handbags
CEH Report on Lead in Jewelry CEH Report on Lead in Artificial Turf
CEH Report on Lead in Wheel Weights CEH Report on Lead in Poker Chips CEH Report on Lead in Dog Accessories CEH Report on Lead in Diaper Bags CEH Report on Lead in Hannah Montana Products Electronics Recyclers in the San Francisco Bay Area Toxic Sweatshops: Prison Recycling An Unnecessary Poison: Babies, Bibs, and Lead Polluted Highways, Poisoned Waters: Lead in Wheel Balancing Weights
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Did you know...Many electronics recyclers are irresponsible. Click here to learn more about what that means, and what you can do about it. |
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| Protecting Babies from Lead in Vinyl Bibs (2007) |
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The Center for Environmental Health forced Wal-Mart and Toys R Us to remove lead-contaminated baby bibs from store shelves. Going a step further, Toys R Us removed all vinyl bibs from its stores, protecting children not only from lead, but also from phthalates and other toxic chemicals in vinyl. |