modernizing the nation's safety regulations to enhance public safety, preserve innovation, and protect American jobs
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Chemicals Management Reform Can Be a Reality In recent testimony before a key House subcommittee, ACC President and CEO Cal Dooley urged Congress to fix legislation to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) to ensure that it enhances public safety, preserves the ability of industry to innovate, and protects American jobs. » view news release | Dooley's testimony | video |
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Cal Dooley Discusses TSCA Modernization
View Cal Dooley's video where he discusses the need for a modernized federal chemical management system that gives EPA the ability to assess chemicals for their intended use using a risk-based approach.
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- 10 Principles for Modernizing TSCA
- ACC Issue Brief on Chemical Management
- Learn more about TSCA and chemicals management
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climate change policy that ensures American business stays competitive and good jobs stay in the U.S.
Our business, the business of chemistry is part of the climate solution. Chemistry products go into many energy-saving and renewable energy applications that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Any legislation to implement a national climate policy, whether it adopts a cap and trade system or some other approach needs to ensure that American business remains competitive in the global economy and that good jobs stay here at home.
Cal Dooley Discusses Energy and Climate Legislation
View Cal Dooley's video to see why providing solutions and innovations to today’s environmental challenges requires a comprehensive energy and climate change policy that ensures access to competitively priced and diverse energy sources.
Related Resources:
- ACC Issue Brief on Energy and Climate
- Learn more about energy and climate legislation
- View the latest news on energy and climate legislation
- More policy issues
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