U.S. military develops non-toxic cleaners for terrorist attacks
http://content.usatoday.com/topics/topic/Organizations/Companies/Manufacturing,+Construction/General+Electric
"The U.S. military has developed non-toxic, ultra-strength cleaners that could be used in the aftermath of a terrorist attack. The peroxide-based "green" decontaminants are tough enough to get rid of nerve gas, mustard gas, radioactive isotopes and anthrax, report U.S. military scientists in the American Chemistry Society's Industrial Engineering and Chemistry Research, a bimonthly journal."
http://content.usatoday.com/topics/topic/Organizations/Companies/Manufacturing,+Construction/General+Electric
"The U.S. military has developed non-toxic, ultra-strength cleaners that could be used in the aftermath of a terrorist attack. The peroxide-based "green" decontaminants are tough enough to get rid of nerve gas, mustard gas, radioactive isotopes and anthrax, report U.S. military scientists in the American Chemistry Society's Industrial Engineering and Chemistry Research, a bimonthly journal."
