Senator Urges EPA to Restrict Plastics Chemical (AP)
A New York Senator is asking the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) why it did not include Bisphenol-A, the controversial plastic-hardener, on a list of chemicals subject to stricter rules.
In a letter sent Tuesday, Democrat Charles Schumer urged the EPA to develop an action plan for BPA, which has been linked to reproductive and neurological disorders in animal studies.
Related Content
Stakes Manufacturing Welcomes Chuck Ertzberger as Senior Vice President of Production
How the Indiana Fever Immediately Capitalized on the 'Caitlin Clark Effect' With Merchandise
Love At First Sight: Using Packaging to Make a Lasting Impression
There's A Bunch of Tropicana Casino Memorabilia on eBay Already
2024 State of the Industry: Buyer Habits, The Election, and What's to Come
Lessons from a Lobster
Comments
