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Find out why the historic bipartisan deal to expand US chemical regulation matters to the health of all American families.
You Made History: Major Toxic Chemical Reform
Learn about the Senate’s unanimous approval of major toxic chemical reform, a huge victory for children’s health and a cleaner planet.
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Learn why the monarch butterfly is threatened and find out how you can help save this magical creature from extinction.
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Join Moms Clean Air Force and MADE SAFE for a toxic chemicals Twitter chat and find out which chemicals should concern you and how you can take action.
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Learn steps to avoid BPA and BPA-free plastic products and find out what you should replace your BPA and BPA-free products with.
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