Many cleaning products labelled as “green” emit just as many harmful chemicals as regular products, new research has revealed.
Green Doesn’t Always Mean Clean: Cleaning Products Urgently Need Better Regulation, Researchers Warn
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Greenhouse Gas Transformed in Aid of Carbon-Free Future
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