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Autism and Highways; Toxic Xmas Trees; Wrinkle-free clothing

Posted by McKay Jenkins on December 9, 2010 · Leave a Comment 

Science Daily: Autism and Living Near Highways

How green is your Christmas tree?

The NY Times: Wrinkle-free clothing made with formaldehyde

 

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