Court tosses EPA restrictions on highly toxic paint stripper chemical
- A federal appeals court this week threw out an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule that banned most uses of a highly toxic chemical used as a paint stripper.
- The EPA has said that the chemical in question, known as methylene chloride (MC), is “likely to be carcinogenic to humans.
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- A federal appeals court this week threw out an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule that banned most uses of a highly toxic chemical used as a paint stripper.
- The EPA has said that the chemical in question, known as methylene chloride (MC), is “likely to be carcinogenic to humans.
Sources: The Hill