Safer Products for Washington - Draft Report on Priority Consumer Products

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Comment From: Glen Anderson

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, VOTERS STRONGLY SUPPORT SAFER PRODUCTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE URGE the Dept. of Ecology to DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT VERY, VERY STRONG RULES for our SAFETY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your proposed Safer Products for Was...↓
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Comment From: Roseanne L

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, I am writing to support all of the proposed restrictions and reporting requirements in the proposed Safer Products for Washington rule. It is critical to end the use of dangerous chemicals in products that...↓
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Comment From: Elsa Pond

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, I am writing to support all of the proposed restrictions and reporting requirements in the proposed Safer Products for Washington rule. It is critical to end the use of dangerous chemicals in products that...↓
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Comment From: Vicki Shaw

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, I am writing to support all of the proposed restrictions and reporting requirements in the proposed Safer Products for Washington rule. It is critical to end the use of dangerous chemicals in products that...↓
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Comment From: Denise Stotsenberg

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, I am writing to support all of the proposed restrictions and reporting requirements in the proposed Safer Products for Washington rule. It is critical to end the use of dangerous chemicals in products that...↓
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Comment From: Michael Rosen

1/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, I am writing to support all of the proposed restrictions and reporting requirements in the proposed Safer Products for Washington rule. It is critical to end the use of dangerous chemicals in products that...↓
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Comment From: American Coatings Association (David Darling)

12/08/20 @ 6:00 AM
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Comment From: Seattle Aquarium (Erin Meyer)

3/18/20 @ 4:00 PM
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Comment From: King County Hazardous Waste Ma... (Lynda Ransley)

3/10/20 @ 4:00 PM
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Comment From: Public Health Seattle King Cou... (Darrell Rodgers)

3/05/20 @ 4:00 PM
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Comment From: ACC NAFRA (Ben Gann)

3/02/20 @ 4:30 PM
Attached are comments and supporting documents from the North American Flame Retardant Alliance (NAFRA) of the American Chemistry Council (ACC).
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Comment From: Linda Wright's

3/02/20 @ 2:49 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: The 3M Company (Nessa Coppinger)

3/02/20 @ 2:39 PM
Please find attached 3M's comments on the Safer Products for Washington - Draft Report on Priority Consumer Products. Thank you for the opportunity to comment.
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Comment From: 3M (Nessa Coppinger)

3/02/20 @ 2:25 PM
Please find attached 3M's comments on the Safer Products for Washington - Draft Report on Priority Consumer Products. Thank you for the opportunity to comment.
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Comment From: 3M (Nessa Coppinger)

3/02/20 @ 2:11 PM
Please find attached 3M's comments on the Safer Products for Washington - Draft Report on Priority Consumer Products. Thank you for the opportunity to comment.
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Comment From: Martin Watts

3/02/20 @ 1:21 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: David Wawer

3/02/20 @ 1:04 PM
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Comment From: CPMA (David Wawer)

3/02/20 @ 12:53 PM
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Comment From: CPMA (David Wawer)

3/02/20 @ 12:44 PM
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Comment From: Toxic-Free Future (Laurie Valeriano)

3/02/20 @ 12:02 PM
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Comment From: Allison Foley

3/02/20 @ 10:08 AM
The Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI) submits the attached comments to the State of Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) on Ecology's Priority Consumer Products Draft Report to Legislature. RFCI appreciates the opportunity to comment o...↓
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Comment From: Blake Wu

3/02/20 @ 9:26 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: American Chemistry Council (Tim Shestek)

3/02/20 @ 9:11 AM
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Comment From: Fragrance Creators Association (Amanda Nguyen)

3/02/20 @ 8:59 AM
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Comment From: Consumer Technology Associatio... (Katie Reilly)

3/02/20 @ 8:54 AM
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Comment From: Can Manufacturers Institute (Robert Budway)

3/02/20 @ 8:54 AM
Appended are comments from the Can Manufacturers Institute.
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Comment From: Washington Environmental Counc... (Michelle Chow)

3/02/20 @ 8:40 AM
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Comment From: BASF Corporation (Patrick Harmon)

3/02/20 @ 8:40 AM
Please see the attached comments.
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Comment From: Hilke Faber

3/02/20 @ 8:34 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Hamboyan Harrison

3/02/20 @ 8:17 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: David Wiley

3/02/20 @ 8:17 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Eileen Conneely

3/02/20 @ 7:53 AM
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Comment From: Congoleum Corporation (Adam Winger)

3/02/20 @ 7:38 AM
Please see comments in attached letter.
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Comment From: Lynn Stiglich

3/02/20 @ 7:32 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Lascinda Goetschius

3/02/20 @ 7:04 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Kirk Heim

3/02/20 @ 7:02 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: doug franklin

3/02/20 @ 6:52 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Alkylphenols & Ethoxylates Res... (Barbara Losey)

3/02/20 @ 6:31 AM
Attached are comments of the Alkylphenols & Ethoxylates Research Council on the Draft Report to the Legislature on Priority Consumer Products (Jan. 2020). Due to limits on the number of files allowed for submission via this public online comment form...↓
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Comment From: Mohawk Industries, Inc, (Bill Welch)

3/02/20 @ 5:01 AM
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Comment From: Armstrong Flooring, Inc. (Susan Monroe)

3/02/20 @ 2:42 AM
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Comment From: Duncan Brown

3/01/20 @ 4:07 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Household Commercial Products ... (Steven Bennett)

3/01/20 @ 4:00 PM
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Comment From: American Coatings Association (David Darling)

3/01/20 @ 4:00 PM
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Comment From: Denee Scribner

3/01/20 @ 3:16 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Vince Lopez

3/01/20 @ 1:53 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Michele Villeneuve

3/01/20 @ 12:10 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Samantha Orszulak

3/01/20 @ 11:44 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Evelyn Bittner

3/01/20 @ 8:22 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Mark Molloy

3/01/20 @ 7:08 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: carl tyndall

3/01/20 @ 5:52 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: William Young

2/29/20 @ 4:57 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Candice Schellenger

2/29/20 @ 4:56 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Sue Stoeckel

2/29/20 @ 2:46 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Thomas Willms

2/29/20 @ 12:22 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Vickie Woo

2/29/20 @ 12:14 PM
As you know, a major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the P...↓
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Comment From: Genevieve Miller

2/29/20 @ 8:31 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Nelson Molina

2/29/20 @ 8:09 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Lindsay Ward

2/29/20 @ 7:39 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Denise Lytle

2/29/20 @ 5:13 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Wilson

2/29/20 @ 5:06 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Ryan Schrader

2/29/20 @ 4:55 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Laurie Dils

2/29/20 @ 3:48 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Jeff Kulp

2/29/20 @ 3:40 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Kelley Coleman-Slack

2/28/20 @ 7:04 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: m c

2/28/20 @ 6:01 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: BARBARA MCKEE

2/28/20 @ 5:49 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Lanie Cox

2/28/20 @ 5:45 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Cynthia Lachance

2/28/20 @ 5:14 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: James Taylor

2/28/20 @ 4:13 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: CompTIA (Anna Powell)

2/28/20 @ 4:05 PM
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Comment From: 207 Community Members

2/28/20 @ 4:00 PM
Ecology received this letter via email from 207 individual members of the public, from February 28 through March 5, 2020.
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Comment From: Gary Brill

2/28/20 @ 3:31 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Kathy Dawson

2/28/20 @ 2:38 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Alison Stovall

2/28/20 @ 2:11 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: fred karlson

2/28/20 @ 1:38 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: STACIE CHARLEBOIS

2/28/20 @ 1:26 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Sally Hurst

2/28/20 @ 12:03 PM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Mark Ashley

2/28/20 @ 11:04 AM
Toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates, are a major source of exposures for both people and orcas. I was pleased to see the Pollution Prevention for...↓
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Comment From: Florie Rothenberg

2/28/20 @ 10:58 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Joanna Stiehl

2/28/20 @ 9:46 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Hewlett Packard Inc. (Jim Kildea)

2/28/20 @ 9:35 AM
Please accept the attached document that outlines HP's comments regarding the "Draft Report on Priority Consumer Products", relative to Inks and Pigments. Regards, Jim Kildea Manager, Regulatory Management and Chemical Compliance HP Inc.
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Comment From: Susanne Weil

2/28/20 @ 8:49 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Bradley Wright

2/28/20 @ 8:45 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Forbo Flooring Systems (Denis Darragh)

2/28/20 @ 8:08 AM
Hazardous Waste and Toxics Reduction Program Washington State Department of Ecology P.O. Box 47600 Olympia, WA 98504-7696 Re: Comments of Forbo Flooring System on the Safer Products for Washington Priority Consumer Products Draft Report to Leg...↓
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Comment From: Brent Heller

2/28/20 @ 7:55 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: William Justis

2/28/20 @ 7:33 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Karen Loeser

2/28/20 @ 7:25 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Deborah Bancroft

2/28/20 @ 6:59 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Laurence Skirvin

2/28/20 @ 6:58 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Jo Hebberger

2/28/20 @ 5:49 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Kimberly Wiley

2/28/20 @ 5:43 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Nancy Vandenberg

2/28/20 @ 5:40 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Leta Rosetree

2/28/20 @ 5:03 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Rosemary Meert

2/28/20 @ 4:41 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Harry Brownfield

2/28/20 @ 4:35 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. we were pleased to see the Pollution Preven...↓
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Comment From: Lori McKenna

2/28/20 @ 4:24 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Gaspard

2/28/20 @ 4:23 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Alycia Staats

2/28/20 @ 4:04 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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Comment From: Novalis Innovative Flooring (Nicole Granath)

2/28/20 @ 3:50 AM
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Comment From: Amanda Dickinson

2/28/20 @ 3:32 AM
A major source of exposures for both people and orcas is through toxic chemicals intentionally put in consumer products, including PFAS, flame retardants, PCBs, phenolic compounds, like BPA, and phthalates. I was pleased to see the Pollution Preventi...↓
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