@CNN: A long-awaited government study on the toxicity levels chemicals commonly used in manufacturing has been made public, months after a White House official warned that it could be a “potential public relations nightmare.” https://t.co/fXYyFGkWas

June 20, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A long-awaited government study on the toxicity levels chemicals commonly used in manufacturing has been made public, months after a White House official warned that it could be a "potential public relations nightmare." https://t.co/fXYyFGkWas

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