Tent camping could lead to flame retardant exposure

Wednesday, May 11, 2016 - 09:31 in Physics & Chemistry

For campers, nothing beats sleeping in a tent in the great outdoors. But scientists are finding out the air inside tents might not be as fresh as people think. A study has found that flame retardants used in the manufacturing of tents are released in the air within this enclosed space, which could lead to campers breathing them in.

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