Study: Toxic Flame Retardants Go From Home Products To Clothes To Laundry To Wastewater To Columbia

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A new study shows how flame retardants used in products in homes accumulate on clothing, contaminate laundry wastewater, and pass through wastewater treatment plants to pollute the Columbia River and other waters.

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