America used to lead the world in protecting its citizens from environmental harm. Not any more. Other countries are banning toxic chemicals that Americans still use.
Products developed and sold in the United States are increasingly equated with serious health hazards, and are banned from Europe and other parts of the world.
As safety scandals dampen the public's appetite for cheap imports, the European Union is raising doubts about standards and oversight in the US toy manufacturing industry—which uses many toxic chemicals banned elsewhere.
Products developed and sold in the United States are increasingly equated with serious health hazards, and are banned from Europe and other parts of the world.
America used to lead the world in protecting its citizens from environmental harm. Not any more. Other countries are banning toxic chemicals that Americans still use.
While the Bush Administration unravels decades of hard-fought environmental protections, a new global force is emerging with the power to reshape American industrial practices: the European Union.
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