Washington’s landmark Safer Products law was built on a commonsense principle: protect health by preventing toxic chemicals from contaminating our bodies, homes, workplaces, drinking water, and environment in the first place. Safer Products for Washington (SPW) requires the Department of Ecology (Ecology) to identify priority chemicals and priority products every five years, determine whether safer […]
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