Teflon continues to be one of the most successful consumer polymers ever developed more than fifty years after it hit the American market. But new research suggests DuPont’s non-stick coating may pose significant health risks. Also, John Kerry’s position on Iraq, a bilingual school in Westchester, Google’s IPO, and your calls on Governor McGreevey’s immediate future.
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Peter Grier, Washington Editor for the Christian Science Monitor, provides analysis on the weekend's news
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Mirla Puello, Assistant Principal at Roosevelt Pre-Kindergarten School in Ossining
Stuck with Teflon
Amy Cortese contributing writer to the New York Times, on Dupont's problems with the EPA over the chemicals used to manufacture Teflon
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Timothy Kropp Senior Scientist at the Environmental Working Group on the ubiquity and toxicity of the ...
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Timothy Kropp Senior Scientist at the Environmental Working Group on the ubiquity and toxicity of the ...
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New Jersey listeners call with their thoughts on Governor McGreevy’s announcement and political infighting surrounding it
Michael Moore Strikes Again
While filming Fahrenheit 911 Michael Moore sent out a producer to speak to Rep. Porter Goss, the results never made it into the movie and ended up on the cutting room floor. However since President Bush nominated the Congressman to the post of Director of ...
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