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: All ConsumingMaintain state power to protect public from toxic chemicals in products
By ATG-Alison
This special to the Bellingham Herald was published November 20, 2013.
By Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson
You might reasonably assume that the federal government regulates and tests most of the chemicals found in our children?s toys, household products, and other consumer goods to make sure they are safe. They do not. In response, states like Washington stepped up with stronger chemical safety state laws to protect consumers and the environment from the impacts of toxic chemicals.
Full post as published by All Consuming on November 26, 2013 (boomark / email).
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