Chemical security bill flawed, but still a major step

06 Jul 2006

A bill sponsored by Sen. Susan Collins and being debated in the Senate now would close a gaping and dangerous hole in this nation’s security. It’s the Chemical Anti-Terrorism Act and it aims to mandate federally approved protection plans for our nation’s highly vulnerable chemical facilities. Full Story

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