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U.S. EPA @EPA

Hurricanes and natural emergencies may generate leftover hazardous household products that can catch on fire, explode or leach hazardous chemicals. Learn more on how to reduce hazardous waste in your home after a hurricane: https://t.co/Urew0KC6YS https://t.co/SWeXSwfrZf — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 25, 2020

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Heading out on your favorite trail this weekend? Visiting a local park? Stay sun safe and check the #UVIndex first. https://t.co/j8WLw1hLKs — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 25, 2020

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RT @EPAair: Impacted by recent floods or power outages? @EPA now has information on mold cleanup and preventing carbon monoxide poisoning i… — PolitiTweet.org

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