Dihygrogen monoxide is used by companies to make styrofoam, insecticide, and rat poison. The chemical has made its way into our reservoirs, and can currently be found in nearly every single home in the United States.
Not only has the chemical made its way into the homes of people, but fills homes of many species including ones on the endangered list.
After being introduced to the chemical, it is nearly impossible to get rid of it though efforts have been made to extensively clean affected areas, only to be for naught.
Currently, there are no regulations on the use of dihygrogen monoxide used in factories in the United States.
Help us to put regulations on the use of dihygrogen monoxide. Sign THIS PETITION to force the EPA to put an end to this problem, and to save future generations form the plague of dihygrogen monoxide.