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Government, industry and civil society groups in the Philippines applauded the shortlisting of the country’s landmark lead paint regulation for the Future Policy Award 2021 (FPA 2021) by the World Future Council.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice announced a proposed nationwide settlement with Home Depot U.S.A. Inc. resolving alleged violations of the EPA's Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule.
The non-profit EcoWaste Coalition urged retail outlets throughout the Philippines to heed the public health advisory issued by the Philippines Food and Drug Administration (FDA) against the distribution and sale of 37 spray paints containing volatile levels of lead.
A new report by the environmental health groups EcoWaste Coalition and International Pollutants Elimination Network finds spray paints with dangerous lead concentrations on sale in the Philippines in violation of the country's law banning lead in paints.
IPEN announced that paint products manufactured by Sycwin Coating & Wires Inc., a leading paint manufacturer from the Philippines, have been certified under the Lead Safe Paint® standard.
The Canadian Paint and Coatings Association and its member companies are working globally with the United Nations Environmental Program and the World Health Organization to eliminate lead content in architectural paint and coatings.
The negative health effects from exposure to lead are well known, the most severe being lifelong irreversible effects on children’s brains, yet in some parts of the world lead compounds are still added to paints as coloring pigments and drying agents.