it still is in other plastic liquid containers, utensils, cups, plates, bowls, many of your kids' notebooks. What about Teflon?
Hey you wanna do a story? Try researching Teflon and what the FDA's special group studying it has been up to and what the manufacturer has been doing. Then think about all the teflon coating in fast food, popcorn and cooking instruments and see if you don't break out the old iron skillet and wooden spatula.
Chicago became the first major American city to ban baby bottles made of BPA, a potentially toxic chemical that leaches into milk, water or soft drinks. It is the 7 inside the triangle on the bottom of the bottle that should alert you to BPA. For years even some high-end sports bottles were made with BPA-leaching plastics. I blogged about this BPA crud last year. So did our ZDnet healthcare blogger.
