GOTHENBURG – The European Commission is putting EU citizens at unnecessary risk and “prolonging exposure to some very hazardous chemicals” by failing to address a situation whereby there have been no new additions to the Authorisation List of potentially hazardous chemicals since 2014. That’s the view of European chemicals management and legislation NGO, ChemSec.
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