Can you see any reason why the manufacturer, who is operating under Federal law, who is operating to legally manufacture something, distribute that, sold it to the end user, has no control over what that end user does with the product, how he disposes of it, and at the time that it was sold, it was a legal transaction.
On the recordNovember 19, 2019
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Duncan questions the responsibility of manufacturers for cleanup of legally sold products later deemed hazardous.
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