On the recordJuly 30, 2013
I think now it is agreed by every member of this Committee that the TSCA law today doesn't work. It is broken. It is not protecting the public. And we have a responsibility to act.
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Cardin emphasizes the need to reform the ineffective TSCA law for public safety.
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