California's environmental board approved hazardous waste plan that critics say could weaken protections
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- California's environmental board has approved a state plan aimed at reducing hazardous waste, despite significant backlash from environmental groups who argue that certain proposals may lead to weakened regulatory protections.
- This decision is critical as it outlines the state's approach to managing hazardous waste, balancing safety measures with the need for efficiency in waste reduction, which has implications for public health and environmental integrity.
- The approval comes amid ongoing concerns about environmental safety in California, including inadequate oversight of child farmworkers exposed to toxic pesticides and the management of methane leaks at landfills, highlighting a broader struggle between regulatory enforcement and public health.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System



