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Home > News > EPA Backs Nanomaterial Safety Research

November 11th, 2004

EPA Backs Nanomaterial Safety Research

Abstract:
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $4 million in grants to study the health and environmental risks posed by manufactured nanomaterials - the new and invisibly tiny materials that are revolutionizing many industries but whose effects on living things remain largely unknown.

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