A federal appeals court this week overturned an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulation that prohibited most uses of methylene chloride, a chemical used in paint strippers. The EPA has classified methylene chloride as 'likely to be carcinogenic to humans.' The court's decision raises questions about the future regulation of this chemical and its implications for public health and safety.
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Federal Appeals Court Overturns EPA Ban on Methylene Chloride
A federal appeals court has overturned an EPA rule banning most uses of methylene chloride, a chemical identified as likely carcinogenic to humans. This decision may impact future regulations and public health considerations regarding the chemical.
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Court tosses EPA restrictions on highly toxic paint stripper chemical
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Federal Appeals Court Overturns EPA Ban on Methylene Chloride