Controversy Around Nano Not All Cleared Up By Friends Of The Earth Guide
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
A newly issued "consumer guide" from Friends of the Earth (FOE) may serve only to complicate the issue of nanotechnology in personal-care products for consumers faced with an absence of consensus among industry, public interest groups and other stakeholders
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