Environmental
Nov. 20, 2007
Two Suits Seek to Protect Consumers From Toxic Chemicals
Officials in the administration of Gov. Schwarzenegger charged with identifying cancer-causing chemicals are not doing their job, major environmental groups and organized labor charged in a lawsuit filed Monday.
By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Officials in the administration of Gov. Schwarzenegger charged with identifying cancer-causing chemicals are not doing their job, major environmental groups and organized labor charged in a lawsuit filed Monday.
That failure is undermining enforcement of California's unique consumer warning statute, Proposition 65, plaintiffs charged in t...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Officials in the administration of Gov. Schwarzenegger charged with identifying cancer-causing chemicals are not doing their job, major environmental groups and organized labor charged in a lawsuit filed Monday.
That failure is undermining enforcement of California's unique consumer warning statute, Proposition 65, plaintiffs charged in t...
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