The Toxic Substances Control Act is like the Clean Air Act,which requires that certain pollution standards be met without regard for economic factors.

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In view of the beneficial role that many chemical substances play in all aspects of production and consumption, Congress directed the Environmental Protection Agency, through the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), to consider the economic and social impact, as well as the environmental one, of its decisions. In this respect the TSCA is unlike the Clean Air Act, which requires that certain pollution standards be met without regard for economic factors.

The Toxic Substances Control Act Is Like the Clean Air