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10 July 2014
ttip_chem_10jul2014-c7a1884041915e92.pdf
A statement from a coalition of EU, U.S., and international organizations expressing strong opposition to the inclusion of chemical regulations within the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The authors argue that TTIP proposals would prioritize chemical industry interests over public health and the environment by freezing protective regulations, limiting public access to hazard information, and empowering corporations to challenge domestic laws through investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanisms.
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Themes: energy transition chemical regulation trade policy public health environmental protection
Center for International Environmental Law
Document type: Statement
Regions: European Union United States

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