On the recordJuly 16, 2012
EPA would like to do more to protect the public from the risks of flame retardants, but it is limited, again, by its current authority.
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congress.govEPA would like to do more to protect the public from the risks of flame retardants, but it is limited, again, by its current authority.
Lautenberg discusses EPA's limitations in regulating flame retardants.
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