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17 May 2008 44,070 views 4 Comments

189 Hazardous Air Pollutants
The 1990 Clean Air Act (CAA)
http://www.pprc.org/pprc/sbap/facts/189haps.html

Hazardous Chemicals, Glossary by Lifekind
http://www.lifekind.com/glossary.htm

HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS AND INDEX OF MSDS, LIST OF
Northern Maine Technical College Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
This site only states that they have the MSDS on hand … but you should see the
common products listed as hazardous. — barb

http://www.nmtc.net/library/msds/msds1.htm

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
If URL below doesn’t work, search The US Code for “Hazardous Substances” under
http://uscode.house.gov/usc.htm
http://law2.house.gov/uscode-cgi/fastweb.exe?getdoc+uscview+t13t16+1548+28++%28%27hazardou

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  • Cindy Langendorfer said:

    I was exposed to 2.5 cans of brake cleaner aerosol at my work. 3 of us became ill, 2 of us hospitalized. I would like to know what the heck I can do to make my employer pay for this. I have been off work since Oct. 18th 2008 to present.
    I have no taste buds off an on since this. My body feels like I have been dipped in a vat of aneseptic from head to toe. I have burning in my feet. Pain in my arms and legs and my skin looks all wrinkled like a woman in her 70 or 80s. I am 50. I have trouble concentrating. My internal thermostat is all wacky like I am below my normal 98.6. With the amount of exposure in the hospital I had to get insulin shots and also vitamin D. I am not diabetic. Received oxygen and nebulizer treatments for 6 days.

  • 401.6 said:

    What are you advising people to do? ,

  • Pablo said:

    Fabreze- BEWARE-I changed out a plug-in fragrance and got a little on my arm. I ended up with a third degree burn on my skin (2″ long). That night I ended up in the ER with an irregular heart beat. I’m a healthy 50 year old (no drugs or medication) yet the doctor asked me several times if I do drugs. BEWARE!

  • Dorothy Konrad said:

    I contacted your office back in 1991. Found your letter. I was exposed to carbon disulfide back then spilled it on my legs while working. I did not have a good attorney and did not receive a good comp settlement. I did appeal however my illness caused me not to understand what they were doing to me. Now I have been diangnosed with autonomic neuropathy and cancer in one of my legs that I had the spill on. No one will help me I have tried so much to get help everyone just says too old of a case. I have written a report of my situation over the years are you interested in reading it? Thank you Dorothy KOnrad

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