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New Investigation Shows Many Brands of Crayons And Toys Contain Asbestos

 

The Washington D.C.-based Environmental Working Group Action fund commissioned an investigation, which uncovered asbestos in children’s toys.

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New Investigation Shows Many Brands of Crayons And Toys Contain Asbestos

 

The Washington D.C.-based Environmental Working Group Action fund commissioned an investigation, which uncovered asbestos in children’s toys.

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New Study Shows Allegheny County Having Asbestos-Related Deaths Drastically Above National Average

 

The D.C.-based Environmental Working Group Action fund backed study shows Allegheny County as having asbestos deaths much higher than the national average.

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New Study Shows Allegheny County Having Asbestos-Related Deaths Drastically Above National Average

 

The D.C.-based Environmental Working Group Action fund backed study shows Allegheny County as having asbestos deaths much higher than the national average.