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DE SCR32
Concurrent Resolution
Status
Engrossed
6/1/2010
Primary Sponsor
Earl Jaques
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AI Summary
- Recognizes health concerns related to Bisphenol A (BPA), an industrial chemical used in plastics for baby bottles, water bottles, food storage containers, and metal can liners
- Notes that over 2 million pounds of BPA are produced annually in the United States and that 93% of Americans have detectable BPA levels in their bodies
- Cites FDA concerns about BPA's potential effects on the brain, behavior, and endocrine glands of infants and children, and scientific studies linking BPA to miscarriage, diabetes, obesity, and cancer
- Urges Delawareans to take reasonable steps to reduce BPA exposure and supports development of alternative food and drink packaging materials that eliminate or minimize BPA use
- Recognizes that five states have already passed legislation limiting BPA use and that industry leaders have begun phasing out BPA in baby and sports bottles
Legislative Description
Recognizing The Health Concerns Of Bisphenol A Exposure.
Last Action
Passed in House by Voice Vote
6/3/2010
Full Bill Text
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