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Comments on: Chemists brew 'greener' fireworks

Researchers are cooking up safer, more eco-friendly pyrotechnics.

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by chichiward July 3, 2008 3:12 PM PDT: Just in time for our Independence Day celebrations! Yipes!; Like this Reply to this comment


by blabtech July 4, 2008 10:14 AM PDT: haha, this is a good idea... go GREEN!

check out my blog!
http://blabtech.blogspot.com; Like this Reply to this comment


by jouno53 July 4, 2008 4:29 PM PDT: This is another pointless piece of global warming propoganda, and a waste of money. Nobody has worried about fireworks destroying the environment before now (and look, they haven't done a thing), and now they are screaming "green fireworks ftw!"

Lame; Like this Reply to this comment


by jacque_g July 7, 2008 7:30 PM PDT: I just read a similar article in the LA Times: http://www.latimes.com/news/science/environment/la-me-fireworks4-2008jul04,0,1911145.story?track=rss
I could not believe the adverse effects that fireworks have on our health and the environment.
As seems to be a running trend, there are alternatives available; they are just more expensive and harder to get.
Here is my blog on the article I read, with links to additional resources: www.welcome2green.com/green-news/firworks-friend-or-foe; Like this Reply to this comment

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