On February 6, the EPA proposed revisions to formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products, introducing a new quality control test method to better protect against indoor air quality risks from this known carcinogen. The proposal aims to strengthen enforcement and compliance in manufacturing.
On February 6, the EPA proposed revisions to formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products, introducing a new quality control test method to better protect against indoor air quality risks from this known carcinogen. The proposal aims to strengthen enforcement and compliance in manufacturing.
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