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ALUMINUM Sodium lauryl Propylene Glycol ethylene glycol) Eliminator Sodium Lauryl Sulfate International Agency for Research on Cancer "Carcinogenic to humans" (Group 1) Agents and groups of agents

• Oil-based paint in rusty old paint cans– most homes have a collection of household hazardous waste that cannot be not be thrown in with your trash.
  Yet they put it in the dumpster and to the land fill is goes
• Arsenic and arsenic compounds (Note: This evaluation applies to the group of compounds as a whole and not necessarily to all individual compounds within the group)
• Asbestos
• Azathioprine
• Benzene
• Benzidine
• Rocket Launches Damage Ozone Layer, Study Says
  National Geographic 
    chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)  methyl bromide -Bad Stuff

      

  Plumes from rocket launches could be the world’s next worrisome emissions, according to a new study that says solid-fuel rockets damage the ozone layer, allowing more harmful solar rays to reach Earth.
   

• Question Below ?
  Is ECO friendly Paint the Answer and Every ones First Choice

• The atomic bomb blast that killed at least 39,000 people in Nagasaki contained about 14 pounds of plutonium. Each year, the world’s nuclear power plants produce
    42,000 pounds of the radioactive material.

Deaths from radiation were very common for years after the explosion of Atomic bomb The city government of Hiroshima kept records from 1952 on but it is estimated that from August 1946 to 1952, some 60,000 people died of radiation poisoning - an average of 8,500 a year. Maybe as many as 200,000 people died as a result of 'Little Boy' Atomic Bomb.
Aso created alpha, beta, gamma and neutron rays. Alpha and beta rays were absorbed by the air but gamma and neutron rays did reach the ground and it was these rays that affected the people of Hiroshima. Radiation poisoning killed many people in the city. Nearly all the people who survived the bomb blast but lived within a half-mile of it died within 30 days. People who entered the zone around where the bomb had been most devastating were also exposed to very high levels of radiation if they did so in the first 100 hours after the explosion.

Here is a question?  What kind of paint did they use on the Atomic Bomb

Do you Think ECO Friendly paint was their first choice
 or Lead base epoxy?

So the importance of Eco friendly paint is viewed different
 from different situation  ? will it really matter if we use ECO friendly  paint?

At Great Western painting we think so
We will do our part in using ECO Friendly  paints on your request

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The polar cap of the "Fat Man" weapon being sprayed with plastic spray paint in front of Assembly Building Number 2. (Photo from U.S. National Archives, RG 77-BT)

Children's face paints
" Caution "