Formaldehyde is in furniture and flooring. It is in the adhesives used in wallpaper and carpets. It’s given off by candles, fireplaces and gas stoves. And it’s in hair products and cosmetics.

The risk is even greater indoors, where formaldehyde leaks from furniture and other products long after they enter our homes. In its report, the EPA evaluated 63 situations in which consumers and ...

It's incredibly pervasive. Formaldehyde is essentially ubiquitous, so indoors the concentration is particularly high because lots of products emit it, like furniture, flooring, sometimes even ...

"You have closed windows and you have products inside that emit formaldehyde, furniture, all sorts of products," said Lerner. ProPublica said it released this report, as the EPA is in the process ...

EPA assessed human exposure for 63 TSCA conditions of use of formaldehyde. Of these, 58 conditions of use (50 occupational and 8 consumer) significantly contribute to ...

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The project is scheduled to be implemented by August 31, 2027. The construction of the factory is planned to be completed by ...