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|a Chemicals (Opposing viewpoints series)
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|a Chemicals /
|c Margaret Haerens, book editor.
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|a Farmington Hills, Mich. :
|b Greenhaven Press, a part of Gale, Cengage Learning,
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|g Chapter 1: What threats do chemicals pose to the environment and public health?
|t There are too many unregulated chemicals in everyday life /
|r Melinda Burns --
|t Americans cannot be paralyzed by fear when it comes to chemical exposure /
|r Julie Gunlock --
|t Both rich and poor communities are affected by toxic chemical exposure /
|r Danielle Kurtzleben --
|t Toxic chemical exposure disproportionately impacts low-income communities /
|r James Hamblin --
|g Chapter 2: What can lead to dangerous levels of toxic chemical exposure?
|t E-cigarettes may benefit smokers and public health /
|r Sally Satel --
|t Flame-retardant chemicals are a public health threat /
|r Elizabeth Grossman --
|t Pharmaceutical drugs are polluting water and adversely affecting wildlife /
|r Harvard Health Letter --
|t Many common cosmetics contain toxins and may be a threat to public health /
|r Linda Sharps --
|g Chapter 3: How are chemicals endangering the water and food supply?
|t How safe is our drinking water? /
|r James Salzman --
|t The use of chemical pesticides endangers wildlife and the environment /
|r Sonia Shah --
|t Chemicals involved in fracking are a public health risk /
|r Sandy Dechert --
|t Fracking is not a public health risk /
|r Nicolas D. Loris --
|t The chemical dispersants used in oil spills are toxic /
|r Jacqueline Savitz --
|t The use of chemical dispersants to treat oil spills involves environmental trade-offs /
|r David Westerholm --
|g Chapter 4: How should the government protect Americans from toxic chemicals?
|t A truly toxic issue /
|r Sadhbh Walshe --
|t The US government should not rush to ban chemicals /
|r Jon Entine --
|t The Chemical Safety Improvement Act should be passed /
|r Linda Fisher --
|t The Chemical Safety Improvement Act should not be passed /
|r Andy Igrejas --
|t Bisphenol A (BPA) should be banned /
|r Karl Grossman --
|t Bisphenol A (BPA) should not be banned /
|r Angel Logomasini --
|t Regulations on chemical production and storage should be tightened /
|r John Deans and Richard Moore.
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