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See also page 156 of this legal document for additional references and links, especially the four reports including those by Sage, Erik Anderson Engineering, Isotrope Report, and Bathgate. Brief of Children’s Health Defense, and Building Biology Institute, et al as Amici Curiae in support of Appellees/cross-appellants “customers”. Brief of Amicus Curiae Supporting the Appellees/Cross-Appellant “Customers” in the Appeals from the Commonwealth Court’s October 8, 2020 Order at Docket Nos. 492 C.D. 2019, 606 C.D. 2019, and 607 C.D. 2019, Nos. C-2015-2475023, C-2015-2475726, and C-2016-2537666 https://childrenshealthdefense.org/wp-content/uploads/Brief-and-Addendum-Submitted-9-14.pdf,