Prop. 65 Kit: Track Record
Posted: 15-Dec-2001; Updated: 15-Dec-2003
- "Accomplishments" Summary (California Environmental Protection Agency)
- Accelerated Standard-Setting
- Specific Products/Impacts:
- Fact Sheets
- Consumer Product Responses to Proposition 65 (examples)
- Private Sector Responses to Proposition 65 (examples)
- Toxic Air Emissions (trend in reductions chart)
- Attorney General summary
- Fact Sheet on Economic Impacts
- Fact Sheet on Small Business Impacts
- Fact Sheets
- Food Industry Role
- Calcium Supplements (Eating Well, New York Times, 6/04/97)
- Diesel exhaust:
- 3 Grocery Chains Settle Suit, Will Buy New Trucks, Los Angeles Times, A12, 4/28/00)
- Grocers Settle Air Suit - More Clean-Fuel Trucks, Less Idling, San Francisco Chronicle, A5, 4/28/00)
- Dishes (Dish Makers Agree to Cut Lead, Associated Press, 1/19/93)
- Lead-brass Faucets (Faucet Makers Complying With California Low-Lead Law, Contractor Monthly, February 1997)
- Lead-brass Pumps (Pump Makers Get the Lead Out, San Francisco Chronicle, A9, 10/06/94)
- White-out Fluid (Gillette Quickly Covers Its Mistake, Insight on the News, pp. 50-51, 11/27/89)
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