Prop 65 / Environment
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March 18, 2013
Excerpted from the full length article in the San Francisco Chronicle:
The Quarry Lakes are hardly pristine. The nearly treeless former industrial site in Fremont is engulfed by development and traffic.
But the lakes are among the cleanest around, thanks to a ban on lead fishing tackle that's thought to be the only such ban in the state.
"They are on the...
February 22, 2013
The following is an excerpt from a full length article published in The San Francisco Chronicle:
In 2005, the interior designer was trying to make her Marin County house a healthy environment for her two toddlers. But virtually all the couches on the market, she learned, contain foam with toxic flame retardants, the unintended result of a 1970s California law.
So with a...
March 4, 2013
Peter Englander, Anthony Held, Laurence Vinocur, and John Moore--clients of The Chanler Group--served a total of nine new 60-Day Notices of Violation of Proposition 65 on companies offering products in California containing chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm, without first providing a warning. The products involved include bags and furniture, and...
60 Day Notice, Adult Bags/Totes, Current Pursuits, DEHP, Flame retardants, Furniture, Lead, Phthalates, Tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate ("TDCPP")
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