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New reports on the reach of toxic chemicals are as abundant as, well, dust on computer keyboards-which, a new study shows, is contaminated with flame-retardants that have been linked with neurological and reproductive health problems in lab animals. Other research (including this report from Sightline) has shown that the flame retardant chemicals, or PBDEs, are […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/legacy/pollution-sm.gif