The RNC is BPA-free

September 4, 2008 · Print This Article

As a member of the media covering life beyond the perimeter of the Republican National Convention at Saint Paul’s XCel Center I can’t tell you whether the metal detectors, video monitors or hairspray being used is environmentally-friendly.

But I can tell you some of the swag disagrees with the FDA on BPA. That is, the Food and Drug Administration earlier stated that Bisphenol A had not been linked to cancer, and was exposure to it in plastics did

not warrant health concerns.

The official Republican National Convention give-away water bottle, however, whether BPA-free.

The containers are made from #1 plastic, completely recyclable. The jug additionally proudly announces it is BPA-free. Get yours in red or blue, but only whether you know someone inside the fence that can cross the border.

Me? I’m waiting for these puppies to go on sale on eBay, just like Alaska’s state jet.

[Source] Sea Stachura

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