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First, plastic grocery bags are an extremely resource-efficient choice at the checkout. Compared to paper alternatives . . . (more)
Saturday, September 20, 2008
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Plastics seems to be the culprit in destroying our health and the environment - is that true?
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Is it true that eating from plastics wares used in microwave ovens causes cancer?
Will the ban on using plastics bags help to save the environment or do more harm?
Plastics is monopolizing our landfills . . . really?
There has been many articles published by various media saying that plastics is harmful to the environment as well as to our health. How much of these are true?
Most of the articles in this blog were not written by me. They were published by relevant authorities like US Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Agencies, Medical Institutions, etc. - to clear the misconceptions most people have on plastics.
I have collected them and posted it here for reference. I may occasionally write my views and thoughts too.
If you wish to view all articles in its complete format, please visit plasticsfacts-articles.blogspot.com or click on the heading of each post.
Will the ban on using plastics bags help to save the environment or do more harm?
Plastics is monopolizing our landfills . . . really?
There has been many articles published by various media saying that plastics is harmful to the environment as well as to our health. How much of these are true?
Most of the articles in this blog were not written by me. They were published by relevant authorities like US Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Agencies, Medical Institutions, etc. - to clear the misconceptions most people have on plastics.
I have collected them and posted it here for reference. I may occasionally write my views and thoughts too.
If you wish to view all articles in its complete format, please visit plasticsfacts-articles.blogspot.com or click on the heading of each post.
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Sources
- American Cancer Society
- American Chemistry Council
- American Plastics Council
- European Food Safety Authority
- Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, Germany (BfR)
- Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association
- Plastics Europe
- Snopes.com
- Society of the Plastics Industry
- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- Waste and Resource Action Programme (WRAP)
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