EPA's TSCA Reporting Rule requires manufacturers and importers of PFAS for commercial uses, including articles, mixtures, or byproducts containing PFAS, to provide EPA with information concerning ...

The EPA has had the power to regulate harmful chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) since 1976. But it has actually used this power only a handful of times.

EPA just delayed reporting safety data on 16 toxic chemicals. Here’s what to know. The Environmental Protection Agency extended the deadline for reporting health and safety data for 16 toxic ...

EPA on average receives about two TSCA petitions each year, based on a fairly consistent 17-year average. An overwhelming majority of those petitions are filed by environmental health advocacy groups.

Former President Joe Biden's administration banned "ongoing uses" of the last form of asbestos permitted in the United States.

The internal company health studies are meant to “help inform EPA’s prioritization, risk evaluation, and risk management of chemicals under TSCA,” the agency said in its Monday announcement.

The Environmental Protection Agency is more quickly deciding if new chemicals can be made, according to the agency’s top ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA announced on November 23, 2021, legally mandated changes to the fee requirements under the Toxic Substances Control Act ...

EPA’s April 28, 2025, announcement outlining upcoming Agency actions to address PFAS includes implementing TSCA Section 8(a)(7) “to smartly collect necessary information, as Congress ...

Recent changes to TSCA require EPA to establish a standard process for chemical risk evaluations and complete those evaluations under a strict timetable. OPPT’s 2018 document Application of Systematic ...