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EPA Bans Cancer-Causing Paint Stripper
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The EPA has banned consumer use of methylene chloride, a toxic chemical in paint strippers due to its cancer-causing properties, aiming to safeguard public health and still permit certain commercial applications.
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Are there similar toxic chemicals in other consumer products that regulatory agencies should address next?
How might this ban impact the availability and cost of paint stripping products for consumers and businesses?
What alternative chemicals or methods could be viable for paint stripping in light of this ban?
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