Essentially, the bill completely ties the hands of State and local regulators to protect human health and the environment from toxic chemicals in commerce.
We are happy to engage, and I hope there is sufficient flexibility to address the stakeholders' concerns.
After you released your discussion draft in March, our staff sat down on a bipartisan basis to discuss it.
Instead of blocking the States from responding to public concerns about chemicals, I believe we should address the real ...
Public health, labor and environmental groups have stated that this draft would, and I quote, 'curtail functioning State...
I come before you first to advocate for the thousands of veterans who served at Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Technical assistance and tools are only part of the solution.
EPA's most recent survey of drinking water infrastructure needs released in June showed $384 billion worth in drinking w...
drinking water infrastructure is essential to our public health, and the need is acute.
TSCA reform is about protecting human health and the environment from dangerous chemicals by systematically assessing an...
We need TSCA reform because of the public's systematic exposures to industrial chemicals without sufficient safeguards t...