"Ohio River Tops Nation for Industrial Pollution"
"The Ohio River once again leads the nation for industrial pollution."
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal, 03/16/2015
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"West Virginia Rolls Back Tough Rules on Above-Ground Storage Tanks"
"West Virginia lawmakers approved a measure on Saturday to roll back strict water-protection rules enacted last year after a chemical spill contaminated drinking water for 300,000 people in West Virginia’s capital."
Source: Wall St. Journal, 03/16/2015
"Boxer Introduces Her Own Chemical Reform Legislation"
"Displeased with legislation introduced earlier this week, Sens. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and Ed Markey (D-Mass.) have drafted their own bill to reform the nation’s chemical laws."
Source: The Hill, 03/13/2015
"Erin Brockovich Denounces Latest Chemical Law Reform Bill"
"Consumer advocate Erin Brockovich is calling legislation introduced Tuesday to reform the nation’s toxic chemical laws an industry bill. "
Source: The Hill, 03/12/2015
"Senators Introduce Bill To Overhaul U.S. Chemical Regulations"
"A bipartisan pair of senators introduced legislation on Tuesday that would overhaul U.S. chemical regulations."
Source: Huffington Post, 03/11/2015
MTBE: "Stretch of Houston Ship Channel Closed After Vessels Collide"
"A Venezuela-bound tanker spilled an unknown amount of gasoline additive MTBE into the Houston Ship Channel after a crash with another vessel, shutting down a portion of the waterway and one container terminal."
Source: Bloomberg, 03/10/2015
"Tom Udall’s Unlikely Alliance With the Chemical Industry"
New Mexico's Democratic Senator Tom Udall, who has a reputation as an environmental champion, has surprised environmentalists by his alliance with the chemical industry on toxics reform.
Source: NY Times, 03/09/2015
"EPA Overhauls Household Chemical Label System"
"The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is overhauling its voluntary labeling system for designating that household cleaners and contain environmentally safe ingredients."
Source: The Hill, 03/05/2015
"State Sues Gallo Over Hazardous Dust Used To Make Wine Bottles"
"The California Department of Toxic Substances Control has sued Ernest and Julio Gallo's glass production plant in Modesto. Keith Kihara with the state says the company improperly stored, then improperly recycled oil and hazardous dust -containing lead, arsenic, cadmium and selenium from 2009 -to- last year."
Source: Capitol Public Radio, 03/04/2015
"Hand-Me-Down Hazard: Flame Retardants in Discarded Foam Products"
Prompted by a new California rule, manufacturers of polyurethane foam furniture are removing potentially toxic flame retardants from their new products. But the sale of old furniture in second-hand stores may put poor people at greater risk.
Source: EHP, 03/03/2015
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