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The Wall Street Journal today editorializes on yet another in the series of absurd and jobs-killing decisions the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act has forced upon the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Full Article at Shopfloor
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The wheels on the bus won't go 'round and 'round in many playrooms this year if the Consumer Product Safety Commission has its way. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Along the Gulf Coast and across the country, it's being called a "silent hurricane." Between 2004 and 2007, an estimated 100,000 homes in more than 20 states were built with toxic drywall imported from China. Full Article at NPR
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In my recent post on the CPSC's latest lead compliance guidance, I observed that the agency differentiates regulation of known childhood hazards by the "intent" of the product's maker, irrespective of the physical effect of the hazard on children. Full Article at CPSIA - Comments & Observations
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Last week the House finally held committee hearings about the badly-written 2007 toy testing law I've covered here, here, and here. Full Article at Hit and Run
