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website for the Bill Moyers' documentary Trade Secrets |
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Environmental Defense rebukes American Chemistry Council |
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the extraordinary first look at the vinyl chloride controversy by the Houston Chronicle's Jim Morris |
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Coming Clean is a joint project of the Center for Health, Environment and Justice, the Environmental Health Fund, the Environmental Working Group and Women's Voices For the Earth |
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the Center for Health Environment and Justice |
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| A database of industry-funded scientists and non-profits, produced by the Center for Science in the Public Interest | |
| the Louisiana law firm responsible for bringing many of the documents on this website to light | |
| Baggett & McCall's site devoted to describing the health, regulatory, and legal background of vinyl chloride | |
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formerly known as the Chemical Manufacturers Association and Manufacturing Chemists Association |
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the chemical industry's response to the PBS broadcast of Trade Secrets |
last updated: may.22.2001
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