In Wyatt Andrews' exclusive CBS TV report, Linda Birnbaum, a senior toxicologist at the EPA, stated, "I am concerned about developing children, concerned about exposure before you are born." And Maine toxicologist Deborah Rice, a former EPA scientist, added, "This is concentrating in human beings, just like PCBs." Ms. Rice once studied PCBs, toxic chemicals banned in the 1970s. She now compares them to the chemical Deca, the one PBDE still produced in America -- and widely used in conventional fire retardants. The primary chemical in conventional fire retardants is Deca, a toxic substance now ubiquitous in the environment, and which has been found in polar bears, eagles and other wildlife around the globe.

To read the article and view the video of CBS's exclusive report, please click on the following link:

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/05/19/eveningnews/main4109418.shtml

"We are alarmed by the general nature of reports of serious threats to human health and the environment by the chemicals used in conventional fire retardant. While this may be true for some retardants, it certainly does not apply our Hartindo line. We constantly monitor the published information on this critically important topic to correct incorrect statements and to keep abreast of scientific advances in the area. MSE Enviro-Tech Corp. and Hartindo supplier Megola Inc. hasten to point out that the entire line of effective Hartindo next-generation Anti Fire products are non toxic, water-based and environmentally friendly." -- Michael S. Robinson, President & CEO, MSE Enviro-Tech Corp.

MSE Enviro-Tech Corp.

MSE owns the United States Agency Rights to the leading edge line of Hartindo anti-fire products that have been effective in numerous other countries and which are being introduced to markets across North America. As previously announced, numerous independent tests have been successfully carried out on all of the complete line of Hartindo anti-fire products to advance them to certification for North American mass marketing.

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