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Internet/Telecom

America Needs a Consumer-First Internet Policy, Not Tech-First

written by Scott Cleland

Budgets/Taxes Featured
Common Sense Needed for Consumer Product Regulation

by Jeff Stier November 8, 2015

It’s the fourth quarter with under two minutes remaining in the activist-driven campaign against a widely-used plasticizer, diisononyl phthalates (DINP). Yet despite the chemical’s overwhelming and well-established safety record, the outcome of a final regulatory determination by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) remains in doubt.

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