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Another cadmium jewelry recall _ 137K Tween pieces Jeff Donn The Associated Press Jul 13, 2010
Terence Chea Associated Press, published in the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
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- Wal-Mart to Toughen Standards (New York Times)
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- Lead wheel weights to be phased out in California by end of 2009 (Los Angeles Times)
- Casinos Get the Lead out of Poker Chips (SFGate.com)
- Fountain of Fun, or Snake in the Grass? (Washington Post)
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- Oakland Group Helps Enact Tough Toy Safety Rules; (CBS 5, Aug 1 2008)
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- Senator Calls for Action on Turf Fields; (USA Today, Jun 26 2008)
- Group Warns of Lead in Turf; (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Artificial Turf Target of Legal Action; (San Jose Mercury News)
- State Vows to Ensure Moth Spraying Is Safe; (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Lead Found in Disney Charms, U.S. Group Says (Reuters)
- Be Wary of Lead in Dog Toys; (The Oregonian)
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- California Moves to Regulate Lead in Adult Jewelry (Oakland Tribune)
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- Getting the Lead Out of Jewelry (Los Angeles Times)
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- Citizen Vigilance Leads to Toy Recalls (New York Times)
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- Taking Lead Safety Into Its Own Hands (Washington Post)
- Congress Weighs Sweeping Overhaul of Consumer Product Commission (Wall Street Journal)
- Home Lead Test Kits and Bush Administration Plaming (Huffington Post)
- Apple Faces Legal Threat Over 'Toxic' iPhone (The Times)
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- Toys Need Regulating (Washington Post)
- State Finds Lead Hazard in its Free Lunch Totes (LA Times)
- Playing with Poison (Good Housekeeping)
- Toy Firms Outline Delays in Recalls: Can Take a Month After CPSC is Told About Lead Presence
- Barbie's Home Ruled a Toxic Site (Salon.com)
- Lead Astray (Parents)
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- Get the Lead Out
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- Plastic Fantastic
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- Oakland Waste Operation Suspended
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- View From the Bottom - Are Medicated Baby Powders Doing More Harm Than Good?
- Faulty Filters
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