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EPA bans most uses of cancer-causing chemical used as paint stripper

The Biden administration banned the majority of uses of a toxic paint stripper on Tuesday. Long-term exposure can lead to cancers in the liver, lungs, breast, blood, central nervous system, brain and brain. According to the EPA, it has also been responsible for at least 88 deaths due to short-term exposure.

 The Biden administration on Tuesday outlawed the majority of the dangerous chemical’s applications as a paint stripper. Lengthy- term exposure to the chemical, methylene chloride, can cause cancers of the liver, lung, breast, brain, blood and central nervous system. It has even resulted in at least 88 deaths from short-term exposure since 1980, according to… The Biden administration on Tuesday outlawed the majority of paint stripping chemicals. Lengthy- term exposure to the chemical, methylene chloride, can cause cancers of the liver, lung, breast, brain, blood and central nervous system. According to… it has even resulted in at least 88 deaths from short-term exposure since 1980. 

The Biden administration banned the majority of uses of a toxic paint stripper on Tuesday. Long-term exposure can lead to cancers in the liver, lungs, breast, blood, central nervous system, brain and brain. According to the EPA, it has also been responsible for at least 88 deaths due to short-term exposure.

  

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