Ideal Chemical Policy

I think there are a few critical components of the ideal chemical policy. First, the public has the right to know and have information about chemicals and toxins. Secondly, there must be comprehensive data about safety and chemicals. Then we need to try eliminating the most dangerous and toxic chemicals and replace them with less harmful alternatives. The ideal chemical policy must also include programs, which will protect communities and workers.
As I previously said in my blogs, I personally believe that the most important part is providing sufficient and up to date information to the public. Every person has the right to know! This, in its turn, will allow individuals to protect themselves and avoid toxic products with harmful health effects. I think this is one of the most critical and at the same time effective mechanisms. With the knowledge about harmful, poisonous effects, people are more likely to chose less chemical products. Additionally, people will know how to protect themselves from unavoidable chemical exposures.