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Worldview 10/20/2008
U.S. Produces Chemicals Deemed Dangerous by EU
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A few years back, State Department officials voiced their concerns about the European Union's proposed chemical regulations. Now, these regulations are a reality.
Jerome asked Richard Denison of the
Environmental Defense Fund
about the new rules and they will affect U.S. companies. Richard authored the book
Across the Pond: Assessing REACH’s First Big Impact on U.S. Companies and Chemicals
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