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How Safety Standards May Impact Use of Flame Retardants

Published in: Flame Retardant Dilemma Series, Presentations, Presentations: Flame Retardants, Presentations: Health
February 10, 2017

Speaker: Avery Lindeman
Deputy Director, Green Science Policy Institute

Event: The Flame Retardant Dilemma and Beyond

February 10, 2017

University of California, Berkeley, California, USA…

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