Tell the EPA to ban these extremely toxic chemicals
Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler
Under Trump, the Environmental Protection Agency has been a disaster, actively rolling back or blocking laws meant to protect us, including reversing course on banning extremely toxic chemicals.
The new Acting EPA Administrator, Andrew Wheeler, says he wants to do better than his predecessor, and banning known toxic chemicals would be a great place to start. We’re calling on Wheeler to take action on one of the most toxic chemicals that Pruitt failed to regulate. TCE, or trichloroethylene, is a carcinogen found in the tap water supplies of 14 million Americans. It should have been banned years ago, and now is the time to get rid of it.
Take action and tell Wheeler to protect Americans by banning this harmful chemical.
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Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler
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[Your Name]
It’s time to protect the public from harmful chemicals.
Your predecessor, Scott Pruitt, put chemical industry profits ahead of public health and indefinitely delayed bans on a notoriously toxic chemical, TCE (trichloroethylene). The science is clear that TCE is a carcinogen and poses serious health risks.
I urge you to stand up to the chemical industry and take action to save lives and protect Americans from toxic chemicals by banning TCE.