Companies that make or import a chemical commonly used to make tires will have to submit unpublished health and safety studies under a rule the EPA expects to finalize by the end of next year.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced the planned rule on Thursday as part of a broader state-supported effort aimed at restricting the use of the chemical called 6PPD.
It’s the first federal regulatory effort to tackle the complex risks and benefits of a chemical that’s also used in other rubber products like footwear, synthetic turf, and playgrounds.
6PPD helps save drivers and passengers’ lives because tires ...
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