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84Safe Water Bottle Choices
There are plenty of re-usable water bottles on the market today. But are they any safer than drinking out of a plastic one containing BPA left in the sun? I quickly jumped on the re-usable bottle bandwagon, before I realized the Sigg one I had was made of aluminum, and not much safer at all. I have since done more research, which I hope benefits you as much as it did me.
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69What is BPA in plastics? What does BPA stand for?
Bisphenol A is an organic compound which is present in some types of plastic and metal, and is also known as BPA. It is controversial in nature, as it has been known to exhibit an effect that is similar to hormones and can be chemically detected....
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80Buy a stainless steel water bottle to reduce plastic pollution
I have been helping publicise David de Rothschild's Plastiki Expedition in which he and his crew are sailing across the Pacific Ocean on a plastic catamaran made entirely from recycled plastic bottles to raise awareness of the need for increased...
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74Bisphenol A Free Baby Bottles
Every parent wants the best for their precious, newborn child. As your baby lies there in your arms, looking up at you with wide, searching eyes, you feel as though you would do anything for this wonderful little human being. You want to protect,...
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82Bisphenol A in Plastic Bottles: Play It Safe with Alternatives
In the last several years, new scientific research on polycarbonate and other plastics has raised public concern about exposure to the chemical Bispehnol A (BPA) when using bottles made of such materials. While the exact toxicity of Bisphenol A is...
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78Canned Food Bottled Water and BPA
Has the BPA issue been decided yet? Which companies are protecting consumers. Protect yourself with information
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81Microplastics From Synthetic Clothing and Plastic in the Environment
The dangers of plastic items in the marine environment are well known, but there are many microplastic particles present as well, which may be harmful to animals.
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79BPA Free Sippy Cups (Bisphenol A Free Sippy Cups) - What's the Controversy?
For all of the moms and dads and grandparents who are concerned, please rest assured that the manufacturer of the world's leading Nuby Sippy Cup (10 oz) is now advertising that their 10 oz sippy cups are and...
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65Breast Cancer and BPA exposure - Reduce Your Risk
New research indicates soaring levels of BPA (bisphenol A) are being ingested through certain foods and drinks. Breast cancer risk can be reduced significantly be making simple changes eating and lifestyle habits. Closely paying attention to our BPA exposure levels can make a difference.
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67Nuby Sippy Cup Replacement Spouts - Don't Throw Those Sippy Cups Away
Nuby sippy cup replacement spouts are finally here. Moms and dads and grandparents can now keep their baby and toddler's favorite Nuby sippy cup and just replace the spouts as needed. The Nuby sippy cup...
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