In Moorestown, NJ, a teenager was recently charged after an illegal explosives lab was discovered in their home’s basement. Authorities recovered highly volatile chemicals and described the situation as a “ticking time bomb.” 🔗 ABC News This incident is a stark reminder that science doesn’t stay in the lab—it follows students home. That’s why Chemical Hygiene Citizenry  is not just a school policy issue; it’s a community-wide responsibility. 🧪 Students must understand that

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