Environmental
Jun. 8, 2011
State's Prop. 65 Authority Upheld
Rejecting a challenge by business interests, a state appellate court ruled Monday that California officials have broad authority to add chemicals to its list of dangerous substances under Proposition 65.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Rejecting a challenge by business interests, a state appellate court ruled Monday that California officials have broad authority to add chemicals to a list of dangerous substances under Proposition 65.
The ballot measure, approved by voters in 1986, requires businesses to notify customers when potentially toxic chemicals are present. The California Chamber of Commerce had pushed for stricter scientifi...
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