BPA on the receipts you handle

[glatt]

yeah, yeah, yeah. We do actually have a fax room. It doesn't get as much use as it did a decade ago, but it's still staffed by some dude. I'm not sure who exactly uses it. I haven't used it in a couple years. Faxes go to a server and are delivered electronically by e-mail, but the room's still there, full of fax machines.

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by glatt

yeah, yeah, yeah. We do actually have a fax room. It doesn't get as much use as it did a decade ago, but it's still staffed by some dude. I'm not sure who exactly uses it. I haven't used it in a couple years. Faxes go to a server and are delivered electronically by e-mail, but the room's still there, full of fax machines.

And they're not plain paper fax machines?

[jinx]

The fungus among us: A new way of decomposing BPA-containing plastic

Just as cooking helps people digest food, pretreating polycarbonate plastic — source of a huge environmental headache because of its bisphenol A (BPA) content — may be the key to disposing of the waste in an eco-friendly way, scientists have found. Their new study is in ACS' Biomacromolecules, a monthly journal.