EPA Approves California Ban on Dry Cleaning Solvent

The Heartland Institute ^ | April 11, 2011 | Alyssa Carducci

[Sir Napsalot]

Remember one of the funniest Super Bowl commercials for Tide-to-go? Interviewer kept staring at the talking stain on his shirt while applicant talking about his experience?

It is either a diabolical scheme to have people buying new shirts (clothing) all the time, or CA don’t care too much about the appearance of personal hygiene.

I am guessing personal hygiene is low down on their list.

[Gabz]

Maybe they’re agreeing with it to establish precedent for a nationwide ban.

My sentiment EXACTLY.

All the nanny state crapola seems to start in Kookiefornia (think smoking bans)

[Clovis_Skeptic]

This same EPA has plans to raise the safe levels of radiation found in food and liquids. We just can’t die soon enough for them.

[gonzo]

http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/environmental/200605drycleaning.html ............................. FRegards

[Professional Engineer]

From a state’s rights standpoint, why the heck does the epa need to rubberstamp this?

Only in Amerika.

[Ken H]

Leave it to CA to get rid of the only thing in the whole damn state that's solvent!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Califreak]

>From a state’s rights standpoint, why the heck does the epa need to rubberstamp this?<

That was my question as well.