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  • 'Green Chemistry' is California's new job-killer

    01/31/2011 6:14:57 AM PST · by Hojczyk · 28 replies
    Washington Examiner.com ^ | January 31,2011 | Hugh Hewitt
    "Green chemistry" isn't just a slogan. It is a full employment concept for government regulators and private-sector lawyers that will have the effect of costing American business billions even as it produces minimal benefits for consumers. Just like "global warming" and "clean energy," "green chemistry" is a phrase containing worlds within it, almost all of them dangerous or downright deadly to market-driven innovation and productivity. We are entering the third decade of the "green chemistry" movement, and a handy guide to its history is in Katharine Sanderson's article in the Jan. 6 issue of Nature. The would-be regulators of all...
  • California officials launch 'Green Chemistry' initiative

    12/17/2008 8:26:46 AM PST · by NormsRevenge · 17 replies · 471+ views
    LA Times ^ | 12/17/08 | Margot Roosevelt
    Is that laundry soap truly "environmentally friendly"? Was that mattress treated with toxic chemicals? Is that sweatsuit fashioned from organic cotton? Is that lipstick "natural"? California officials launched a sweeping green initiative on Tuesday to inform consumers exactly how hundreds of thousands of products sold in the state are manufactured and transported and how safe their ingredients are. The plan, which would require every product to reveal its "environmental footprint," envisions the most comprehensive regulations ever adopted for consumer goods. "These recommendations usher in a new era of how we look at household products -- from our children's toys to...