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Hawaii Might Ban Over 3,500 Sunscreen Products To Protect Its Coral Reefs
Hawaii pushes for a historic environmental law as state lawmakers pass the first ever bill to ban harmful sunscreen from its shores in an effort to protect the coral reefs. The legislation now awaits the signature of the governor.
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