The [journalist who wrote the piece looks a mixture of pissed off and very disappointed.](https://imgur.com/a/96MMu0t)
>These products contain chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects, according to the State of California.
For crying out loud.
For those not familiar with California and carcinogens, California slaps a carcinogen label on virtually everything. Restaurants. Drinking glasses. There was an effort — this one thankfully not going through — by vegetarians to put the carcinogen label on red meat.
One part of life in California is learning to ignore any warning label indicating that something is a carcinogen.
>Examples of warning signs can be found at gas stations,[27] hardware suppliers,[33] grocery stores, drug stores, medical facilities, [34] parking garages, hotels,[26] apartment complexes,[35] retail stores,[36] banks, and restaurants,[37] warning about hazardous chemicals in items for sale, or present in the immediate environment. Utility companies mail a Prop 65 notice to all customers each year to warn them about exposures to natural gas, petroleum products[38] and sandblasting.[39]
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That £252 fine will sure show them
The [journalist who wrote the piece looks a mixture of pissed off and very disappointed.](https://imgur.com/a/96MMu0t)
>These products contain chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects, according to the State of California.
For crying out loud.
For those not familiar with California and carcinogens, California slaps a carcinogen label on virtually everything. Restaurants. Drinking glasses. There was an effort — this one thankfully not going through — by vegetarians to put the carcinogen label on red meat.
One part of life in California is learning to ignore any warning label indicating that something is a carcinogen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_California_Proposition_65
>Examples of warning signs can be found at gas stations,[27] hardware suppliers,[33] grocery stores, drug stores, medical facilities, [34] parking garages, hotels,[26] apartment complexes,[35] retail stores,[36] banks, and restaurants,[37] warning about hazardous chemicals in items for sale, or present in the immediate environment. Utility companies mail a Prop 65 notice to all customers each year to warn them about exposures to natural gas, petroleum products[38] and sandblasting.[39]