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I was wondering about the description of trichloroethylene. The article calls it a "so called pollutant". Trichloroethylene is in fact a pollutant, and while there was argument about whether it caused the issues described in the film, there is no substantive debate about its status as a pollutant, and it has a designated safe allowable concentration.

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	I was wondering about the description of trichloroethylene. The article calls it a "so called pollutant". Trichloroethylene is in fact a pollutant, and while ~~their~~ was argument about whether it caused the issues described in the film, there is no substantive debate about its status as a pollutant, and it has a designated safe allowable concentration.		I was wondering about the description of trichloroethylene. The article calls it a "so called pollutant". Trichloroethylene is in fact a pollutant, and while there was argument about whether it caused the issues described in the film, there is no substantive debate about its status as a pollutant, and it has a designated safe allowable concentration.