On the recordFebruary 2, 2011
I think a European registration, evaluation and authorization of chemical substances, a REACH-style program, would threaten to kill innovation in the United States.
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congress.govI think a European registration, evaluation and authorization of chemical substances, a REACH-style program, would threaten to kill innovation in the United States.
Vitter argues that REACH-style programs could hinder U.S. innovation.
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