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Consumer Protection

Ericksen TV on TVW’s The Impact: Making childrens’ products safer by banning toxic chemicals

May 16, 2013

I recently taped a segment on TVW’s weekly news program The Impact documenting the Senate’s attempt to ban two toxic flame-retardant chemicals found in household products. If the Senate version of the bill advances, Washington would be the first state in the nation to take this step forward for consumer protection. You... Read More...

Energy & Environment update – flame retardants, WWU Professor Easterbrook and an energy independent America?

March 19, 2013

Below are brief summaries of key upcoming meetings of the Senate Energy, Environment & Telecommunications Committee, which I chair. If you’re interested in watching them, I’d encourage you to tune in through www.tvw.org, where they’ll all be broadcast live. Today at 1:30 p.m. – flame retardants in household products Our... Read More...

Senator Ericksen’s Blueprint – Environment and job creation

October 05, 2012

With this edition of his Blueprint for a Better Washington series, Senator Ericksen examines the state’s environmental clean-up account. He outlines how reforming the program could lead to more jobs and toxic waste clean-up – without the need for new taxes. Read the full update by clicking here: Ericksen_Blueprint_MTCA. Read More...

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