What does TVA stand for?

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The Vermiculite Association (international trade association)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Vermiculite Association, an international group, agreed with most of the EPA's conclusions but said the EPA is premature in suggesting consumers use vermiculite alternatives.

Garden products pose little asbestos risk, EPA says