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Window Glass Coating & Tinting in Spring Grove, IL
Helpful Definition for: Window Glass Coating & Tinting
Window glass coating and tinting services in Spring Grove improve the appearance and protection of vehicle, home and business with quality installations. They specialize in quality glass coating and tint installations on auto, residential and commercial windows; also offering safety and security film, or hurricane film for home and office windows. Window tinting offers cost effective solutions to combat heat, fading, glare and hurricane force winds. The window films are composed of a polyester substrate to which a special scratch resistant coating is applied on one side, with a mounting adhesive layer and a protective release liner applied to the other side.
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What’s the Harm? Studies Show GMOs May Cause Plenty
Written by: Lee Ann Rush Recent legislation dubbed the “Monsanto Protection Act” has put the controversy over genetically engineered (GE) foods* back into the headlines, as research continues to identify more and more negative effects resulting from the proliferation of these “Frankencrops.” GE foods are those which have had their genetic composition altered in order to add a “desirable” trait..
