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EnviroTech :: Regulatory

May 26, 2008

Bill Aims to Overhaul U.S. Chemical Policy

Nancy Seewald

Legislation introduced last week would make chemical manufacturers, instead of EPA, responsible for proving the safety of chemicals and require manufacturers to provide minimum test data on all chemicals used in consumer products. The Kid Safe Chemicals Act...

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