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One place consumers wouldn't expect to find highly toxic chemicals is in baby products. And yet, unassuming parents are buying car seats, crib mattresses and bumpers made with toxins. That's a failure of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, experts say.
By Ariel Wittenberg in Greenwire
Joe Biden, Microsoft and Florida's largest utility all have pushed renewable hydrogen in recent weeks to reach climate targets. Is it a game-changer for carbon emissions?
By Miranda Willson and David Iaconangelo in Energywire