consumer reports advice for avoiding bpa in receipts get e mailed receipts if possible. if you must keep paper, just don't dump them in your wallet. >> not only does bpa rub on to your hand but it also comes off on to anything it comes into contact with, including paper money. >> reporter: another tip store receipts and tickets in the plastic bag. for people who handal lot of thermal paper, cashiers, for instance wear gloves the type you see at doctor's offices or in the hospital. everyone should wash their hand after handling thermal paper. some manufacturers of thermal paper have switched from bpa to a similar chemical b ps but a study shows bps may pose same health hazards and can transfer easily to the skin. in an important note, pregnant with man and children are especially vulnerable to the health risk from thermal paper. i'm nydia han, "action news". >>> three teenagers from utah alive thanks to a group of good samaritans. look at this dramatic video. investigators say a gmc was going too fast when it swerved to miss other cars stopped at a light. it smashed in th

have learned about all sorts of things to make sure may baby is safe from healthy organic food and no bpa in the baby bottles but climate change is the greatest threat facing our children. the really good news is i can take steps and to not take action is blatant threat to the children's future and their children after that. elected officials, government empl empl employees are are parents and the duty of parenthood outweighs the pull of the big companies, right? besides a clear moral obligation there is a clear economic case, right? crop losses, flood damage and fires cost the country more than $140 billion and american taxpayer picked up $100 billion to the tune of $1100 per taxpayer. we carbon pollution accounts for 40% of the issue. mercury and lead and others from power plants are spewed but there is no limit and it isn't safe. it must change and need to happen now. these types of programs have delivered cost effective savings at an average net cost of two kilowatts per hour. and several states show they can ramp up the problem. the solution is clear. we can no longer keep trying our

first although some are urging bpa to allow industrial facilities to salute impunity is the agency must stay committed to its nation protecting our children from carbon pollution is your legal duty and its everyone's obligation. second, the epa will have the opportunity to strengthen the proposal before it is finalized last year. we urge them to do so. some of the lowest cost emissions available are in our electricity system and we should do all we can to take advantage of them. for example the powerplant should recognize the huge potential of energy efficiency and the remarkable demonstrated growth rate of renewable energy determining the possible emissions reductions. finally, we should recognize that electric utilities are typically sophisticated entities that can innovate and respond to new policy directions. for years they've understood the climate science and have known the action to address with the inevitable. in fact utilities have supported the carbon tax and cap and trade proposals and clean energy standards. for this reason alone to alone the flexibility and achieving the go

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