I agree - Well done Some of these people are unbelievable. Do...

I agree - Well done

Some of these people are unbelievable. Do they live their lives on conspiracy theory's. Do they really have nothing better to do than think up silly things. How can AJX be telling porky pies, when they are obtaining growth on growth Q's. I guess when they are cash neutral and also meet the 18.5 M target - that will also be a porky pie even when achieved. Just stupid

I also got this email from Nick today. I guess the Michigan News also tell porky pies. Timely I get this email and read this post as well. Yes, your right conspiracy theorist.. there is no place for enviro friendly FR in the world. Michigan News is wrong. Price goes down, I keep on buying.

Flame retardants leave toxic legacy in Mich.
Published: Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Studies have found 60 percent of Michigan residents have high levels of the flame retardant polybrominated biphenyl (PBB) in their bodies 40 years after it was mixed with animal feed in the region.
These residents are at a higher risk for reproductive problems, thyroid and liver issues, and low immune system levels, according to Dr. Michele Marcus of the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University.
For resident Jane-Ann Nyerges, a childhood on a family farm led to a series of miscarriages as an adult. She thinks PBB may be to blame (Linda Gittleman, Mount Pleasant [Mich.] Morning Sun, April 29).
Presenters at the Intergenerational Risk From Environmental Contamination Conference at Alma College in Alma, Mich., said residents need to speak up so regulators know the locations of contaminants such as buried cows containing PBB.
"These are people who really do care," said Matthew Tejada, director of U.S. EPA's Office of Environmental Justice, part of the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance. "They want to listen to you" (Linda Gittleman, Mount Pleasant [Mich.] Morning Sun, April 30). --