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Legislative Update: Senate Republicans Advance Targeted TSCA Reforms to Extend User Fees, Streamline Chemical Approvals, and Restore Regulatory Certainty

March 5, 2026
Senate Republicans Advance Targeted TSCA Reforms To Extend User Fees,  Streamline Chemical Approvals, And Restore Regulatory Certainty On March 4, the Senate Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works […]

Legislative Update: Trump Revokes EPA Endangerment Finding, Reshaping Federal Climate Authority

February 19, 2026
Trump Revokes EPA Endangerment Finding, Reshaping Federal Climate Authority President Donald Trump has rescinded the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 2009 “endangerment finding,” the scientific determination that greenhouse gases pose a […]
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Why PVC Matters: The Proven Safety Record of PVC Blood Bags

February 18, 2026
TL;DR: PVC blood bags are the trusted standard for blood storage worldwide, thanks to the unique properties of vinyl material. This blog explores why polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is the preferred […]
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Vinyl’s Footprint: The Lifecycle of Vinyl Material in Healthcare

February 12, 2026
TL;DR: Vinyl material plays a vital role in healthcare—from its clean, controlled production to its safe use and environmentally responsible disposal. This blog explores how polyvinyl chloride (PVC) products like […]

Legislative Update: Industry Calls for Science-Based TSCA Reform and Accountable Fee Reauthorization

February 5, 2026
Industry Calls for Science-Based TSCA Reform and Accountable Fee Reauthorization The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Environment held a January 22 hearing to examine Republican proposals to modernize the […]

How PVC Helps Protect the Nation’s Blood Supply

January 30, 2026
Every January, the U.S. observes National Blood Donor Month, a time dedicated to honoring the donors whose generosity saves millions of lives every year. While much attention is given to […]

Legislative Update: House Republicans Push for TSCA Overhaul

January 22, 2026
House Republicans Push for TSCA Overhaul House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans are holding a hearing on the afternoon of January 22 to advance a major rewrite of the Toxic […]

Legislative Update: Congress Starts Second Session With a Crowded Agenda Focused on Appropriations

January 8, 2026
Congress Starts Second Session With a Crowded Agenda Focused on Appropriations Congress returns this week to a crowded agenda, with House Republicans planning to resume work on fiscal year 2026 […]