1.0 link 213423 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-decock/the-bpa-diaries-an-introd_b_213423.html A few times on We All Live Downstream, Lynn Thorp, myself and and others have discussed Clean Water Action's work on chemical policy. Since the beginning of this year, several states and other municipalities have taken action against Bisphenol-A (BPA). More than 200 studies have shown that human exposure to BPA, even at low doses, is linked to heart disease and cancer, as well neurological, immunological, and reproductive problems. The problem is that we've learned about these dangerous...

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