The EPA finally caved and committed to purging these toxic chemicals from the schedule. We forced them to admit that poisoning our waters is not an acceptable contingency plan. Stay vigilant because we have to ensure they actually follow through on every single delisting.
PETITION TO THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
TO AMEND THE NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP) PRODUCT SCHEDULE AND
TO USE EMERGENCY POWER TO DELIST PRODUCTS OF CONCERN
We, the undersigned, United States citizens hereby petition the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to:
1) amend the National Contingency Plan (NCP) Product Schedule to include a process to delist products of concern to the public, effective immediately; and
2) issue an emergency decision, effective immediately, to delist all products that contain any substances known to be a human health hazard and/or any proprietary ingredients; or any products that have not been demonstrated to be non-toxic to naturally-occurring wildlife in flow-through toxicity tests with young life forms of ecologically and economically important species relevant to the area where the product will be used.
The EPA is ignoring the toxic chemicals currently on their allowed list because they think we are not paying attention. We are nearing 100 signatures and I need you to push this link to everyone you know right now so we can stop them from poisoning our waters.
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andrea langner
12 years ago
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worse stuff imagineable. Must be banned permenantly... This chemical has caused more devastation then any oil spill in recorded history.
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Jessica Castillo
16 years ago
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these chemicals are way more dangerous then the oil itself half the time. ridiculous.
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David Abadi
16 years ago
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Too many chemicals being used without real testing. We have no idea what these mixtures are actually doing to the fish population long term.
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Tom Khan
16 years ago
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Keep our coastal waters safe. No more toxic junk in the water supply.
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Mike Castillo
16 years ago
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Stop letting big oil dump literal poison into our oceans. Its crazy that they get away with this.
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Sarah Mansour
16 years ago
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MY KIDS SWIM IN THESE WATERS. WHY ARE WE ALLOWING THIS TO HAPPEN???
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The EPA finally caved and committed to purging these toxic chemicals from the schedule. We forced them to admit that poisoning our waters is not an acceptable contingency plan. Stay vigilant because we have to ensure they actually follow through on every single delisting.
PETITION TO THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
TO AMEND THE NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP) PRODUCT SCHEDULE AND
TO USE EMERGENCY POWER TO DELIST PRODUCTS OF CONCERN
We, the undersigned, United States citizens hereby petition the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to:
1) amend the National Contingency Plan (NCP) Product Schedule to include a process to delist products of concern to the public, effective immediately; and
2) issue an emergency decision, effective immediately, to delist all products that contain any substances known to be a human health hazard and/or any proprietary ingredients; or any products that have not been demonstrated to be non-toxic to naturally-occurring wildlife in flow-through toxicity tests with young life forms of ecologically and economically important species relevant to the area where the product will be used.
The EPA is ignoring the toxic chemicals currently on their allowed list because they think we are not paying attention. We are nearing 100 signatures and I need you to push this link to everyone you know right now so we can stop them from poisoning our waters.
6 Comments
A
andrea langner
12 years ago
Featured
worse stuff imagineable. Must be banned permenantly... This chemical has caused more devastation then any oil spill in recorded history.
J
Jessica Castillo
16 years ago
Featured
these chemicals are way more dangerous then the oil itself half the time. ridiculous.
D
David Abadi
16 years ago
Featured
Too many chemicals being used without real testing. We have no idea what these mixtures are actually doing to the fish population long term.
T
Tom Khan
16 years ago
Featured
Keep our coastal waters safe. No more toxic junk in the water supply.
M
Mike Castillo
16 years ago
Featured
Stop letting big oil dump literal poison into our oceans. Its crazy that they get away with this.
S
Sarah Mansour
16 years ago
Featured
MY KIDS SWIM IN THESE WATERS. WHY ARE WE ALLOWING THIS TO HAPPEN???
worse stuff imagineable. Must be banned permenantly... This chemical has caused more devastation then any oil spill in recorded history.