Government
Jul. 24, 2006
Critics Say Federal Bills Will Disrupt Existing Chemical Controls
SAN FRANCISCO - Once again, state officials and environmentalists have raised the alarm that Republicans in Congress are moving to weaken enforcement of chemical laws.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Once again, state officials and environmentalists have raised the alarm that Republicans in Congress are moving to weaken enforcement of chemical laws.
The concern this time involves a bill moving through the House of Representatives that would implement an international pollution treaty.
Critics charge ...
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