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What’s Next for EPA’s Review of Toxic Substances
May 27, 2020
Companies have started reporting their manufacture or imports of newly designated high-priority substances under the Toxic Substances Control Act—and paying EPA costs for evaluating the substances’ risk. Sidley Austin attorneys explain the risk evaluation process and how companies can strategically engage with EPA on the scope of risk evaluations.
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