High Production Volume (HPV) chemical-testing program

Do you think there's any question that turpentine is unsafe? How about rat poison? Believe it or not, the EPA says it's not sure, so it developed a plan to test these and almost 3,000 other chemicals on animals even though most of the chemicals are already known to be either safe or harmful to humans. It's called the high production volume (HPV) chemical-testing program, and it's a waste of taxpayer money, government resources, and millions of animal lives.

Follow the links below to learn more about this program:

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Wasted Money, Wasted Lives

High Production Volume (HPV) Chemical-Testing Program

The Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP)

EPA Pesticide Program

Developmental Neurotoxicity (DNT) Testing

Environmen -talists Get an "F" in Compassion
PETA's report card on "environmental" and "conservation" groups flunks those who support animal abuse.

World Wildlife Fund and Animal Testing
WWF's pressure on agencies to increase testing for dangerous chemicals could mean the largest animal-testing programs of all time.

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