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Killer in the Attic - EPA Still Evades Zonolite Warnings
(Dec. 8) -- The Environmental Protection Agency turned 40 years old this month, and public health and safety experts say the agency has set a new low in failing to protect millions of people at risk from the cancer-causing, asbestos-tainted insulation detailed in last week's AOL News series, "A Killer in the Attic." The agency also refuses to explain why it is shirking its mandated responsibility to publicize what its own scientists have proved for years to be the extreme danger from even gently disturbing asbestos-laden vermiculite in insulation that was sold until the late 1990s as Zonolite.
Tips to Make Your Fireplace Safe
Everyone is getting reminders about cooler weather that’s coming. When winter finally comes, many people will be using their fireplaces or wood-burning stoves. ...
Changing Clocks? Change Batteries, too!
It is time to change your clocks this weekend, as Sunday, November 2 marks the end of Daylight Saving Time. But while you are at it, do not forget to change the batteries in your smoke alarms. ...
Are Cleaning Products Hazardous to Health?
Household cleaners may make your home sparkling clean, but they can also be significant sources of indoor air pollutants and pose hazards to your health....
Beware of Lethal Gases in Your Home
There has been a spate of carbon monoxide incidents in the past days, resulting in the deaths of 1 teenager and the hospitalization of several others....
Are Compact Fluorescent Bulbs Safe?
Compact fluorescent bulbs are the brightest idea in household lighting. However, if they break and are not disposed properly, they can pose a very small risk of mercury poisoning to young children, infants and pregnant women....Community Members
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