The New York Post reports: “When it comes to your commute, a traffic jam might be the least of your worries. The air inside your car may be filled with potential carcinogens in the form of flame retardant chemicals, a new study has found.
Researchers, who published their findings in the journal Environmental Science and Technology on Tuesday, detected flame retardants inside the cabin of 101 cars, all from models dated 2015 or newer. ”
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