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distribution and sale of laundry detergents containing the environmentally
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Detergents may pollute our sources of potable water, say experts

May 10, 2000 - 12:00am

Gasoline-based surface-active agents (surfactants) found in laundry detergents could endanger the quality of the country's sources of water, exposing the public to drinking traces of the non-biodegradable, cancer-causing...

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Senate lauded for environment bill

April 15, 2000 - 12:00am

The Concerned Citizens Against Pollution (COCAP) commended Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr., chairman of the Senate trade and commerce committee, for finally pushing for the approval of a bill prohibiting the manufacture,...

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