University Launches Database for Tracking State Chemical Regulations

The University of Massachusetts (UMass) at Lowell has released an online database that enables users to track state chemical regulations, a tool that the university researchers say is necessary given the increase in proposed and finalized state chemical laws. Tickner: States are where the action is. The database includes bills that are pending, were passed into law, or have failed. It also allows users to sort regulations by finished product category, such as cosmetics or toys, and by policy category, such as biomonitoring or right-to-know. The database ­will...

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