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Journal Ungrounded Lightning's Journal: New federal "security" regs on hundreds of common chemicals 3

Journal by Ungrounded Lightning on Friday November 02, 2007 @03:49PM

Big brother is at it again. The Department of Homeland Security is issuing new regulations requiring reporting on, and guarding of, hundreds of common chemicals with "terrorist applications" (such as propane, hydrogen peroxide, chlorine, ...). This impacts farms, universities, industries from pool supplies to medicine to janitorial, small business, startups, and the general public.

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s'alright (Score:2)

by Captain Splendid ( 673276 ) writes:

Aluminium and Iron oxide are still in plentiful supply.
- the big burn spot (Score:1)
  
  by zogger ( 617870 ) writes:
  
  I caught holy heck from dad with that stuff on the concrete driveway. Wasn't much in quantity, made a heckuva mess though...
Thank goodness for this... (Score:1)

by iminplaya ( 723125 ) writes:

Dropped from the list entirely were acetone and urea.

At least I won't have report every time I pee.

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