Science & ResearchACC is investing in research to improve understanding of how chemicals impact health and the environment.
CPTD Panel GroupsThe Chemical Products and Technology Division (CPTD) represents more than 80 self-funded, chemical-specific groups focused on the business of chemistry.
Mar 18, 2020Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource CenterView activities underway by the chemical industry and to help provide resources to address and fight the impacts of COVID-19.
Chemistry in a Time of Transition and COVIDThe COVID-19 pandemic and recent election have strained our society and economy in ways not previously seen, so it is important for us to recognize positive stories and people who are doing their part to help our country and the world become safer, cleaner and healthier.
American Chemistry MattersA blog of the American Chemistry Council: driving innovation, creating jobs, and enhancing safety.
News Jun 01, 2012 NAFRA Responds to Environmental Health Perspectives Study The North American Flame Retardant Alliance (NAFRA) of the American Chemistry Council (ACC) issued the following statement in response to findings from a study that has been published online by the Environmental Health Perspectives, which claims that flame retardant chemicals were found in many popular food items.
Infographics and Fact Sheets In a Building Fire, Every Second Counts Learn more about how flame retardants in foam insulation help protect lives and property.
Infographics and Fact Sheets Understanding the Code Development Process Learn more about the International Code Council’s code development process, which is based on the principles of openness, transparency, due process and consensus.
Infographics and Fact Sheets The Facts about California Law AB 127 In 2013, California passed a law that requires a review of flammability standards for all building insulation materials used in the state. Unfortunately, the law has, at times, been mischaracterized. Get the truth about what AB 127 does and does not do.
Flame Retardants and TVs Studies demonstrate that flame retardants in the plastic casings of electronic products materially advance consumer product safety.
Overview In addition to promoting the safe and effective use of flame retardants, NAFRA’s mission includes actively promoting responsible methods for developing and handling current and new flame retardants.
Electronics Fire Safety Flame retardants not only reduce the risk of a fire starting, but also the risk of the fire spreading, leaving more time for people to escape and more time for emergency personnel to respond.
About Flame Retardants Flame retardants refer to a variety of substances that are added to combustible materials to prevent fires from starting or to slow the spread of fire and to provide additional escape time.
Firefighter Safety The goal is to protect firefighters from exposure to any smoke from fires, regardless of the contents of what is burning.
