California's Senate Approves Bill Regulating Chemicals in Consumer Products (Update)

California’s piecemeal approach to restricting hazardous substances in certain consumer products would no longer be necessary under a broader approach for governing state action on chemicals of concern. That approach includes possible passage this week of a bill sponsored by Assemblyman Mike Feuer (D., Los Angeles) that would authorize the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (CDTSC; Sacramento) to evaluate and regulate consumer products that contain chemicals of concern. California's Senate passed the bill on August 25th, and the Assembly will...

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