On the recordMarch 8, 2010
The current law does not provide her agency with the tools it needs to protect the public from hazardous chemicals.
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congress.govThe current law does not provide her agency with the tools it needs to protect the public from hazardous chemicals.
Lautenberg highlights the inadequacy of current laws for public safety.
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