“Consumers to Pay the Price for State Environmental Regulations,” by Angela Logomasini.
Consumers could soon face higher prices, reduced choices and lower-quality products, thanks to a slew of chemical regulations that are advancing in various states. These regulations are unlikely to provide any measurable benefits, and instead would reduce consumers’ access to a myriad of products, from children’s toys and canned food to paint and building materials. These regulations, pushed largely by environmental activists, may prevent consumers from knowing why certain products become more expensive or don’t work as well. Read more.
Costs of Green Chemistry
January 16, 2015
