The Toxic Substances Control Act Once Again a Center of Controversy

Author
Penelope A. Fenner-Crisp - Environmental Protection Network
Daniel Rosenberg - Natural Resources Defense Council
Michal Freedhoff - EPA Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention
Kimberly Wise White - American Chemistry Council
David Fischer - Keller and Heckman, L.L.P.
Current Issue
Volume
41
Issue
5
The Debate: The New Toxic Substances Control Act Is Now Five Years Old: A Report

THE DEBATE Less than a decade has passed since enactment of the Frank Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act, the first time the Toxic Substances Control Act was amended since the original law was passed 40 years earlier. Welcomed with broad enthusiasm, the 2016 amendments were intended to correct a number of TSCA’s shortcomings. But has the new law worked as expected? Or, as critics have since argued, is it time to consider new amendments because implementation of the 2016 act has revealed significant flaws?

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