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Amsterdam, studied 13 products made since the phaseout and found one common flame-retardant chemical in all of them: a new, triazine-based brominated flame retardant that appears to have replaced polybrominated flame retardants. Although neither the US nor the European Union have declared this new compound toxic, researchers caution that it is very similar in structure to PBDEs and thus warrants further study. Blum has been pushing for regulation of the entire class of brominated flame retardants to avoid this sort of substitution of one, banned chemical, with another of similar structure that likely carries similar health risks.

http://www.theguardian.com/sustaina...me-retardant-chemicals-tvs-electronics-hazard