Environmental
Mar. 31, 2010
BPA Impact Investigated
The Environmental Protection Agency announced an initiative Monday to look at the environmental impacts of a chemical widely used in food packaging and plastics, adding fuel to state efforts to limit its use.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Environmental Protection Agency announced an initiative Monday to look at the environmental impacts of a chemical widely used in food packaging and plastics, adding fuel to state efforts to limit its use.
Bisphenol A, or BPA, has caused reproductive and developmental effects in animal studies and may also affect the endocrine system, according to the EPA. The chemical is used in a ...
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