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Hazardous Substances

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This page collects the 11 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Hazardous Substances”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Environmental Regulation, Public Health, and Environment.

Active Bills

State BillMARYLANDApr 28, 2026Maryland restricts PFAS in land-applied sewage sludge and requires industrial pretreatment standardsBeginning October 1, 2028, Maryland bans the land application of sewage sludge or related products containing regulated per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at or above 50 parts per billion, andState BillMARYLANDFeb 10, 2026Maryland phases out PFAS chemicals in consumer products, creates testing and remediation fund, and sets manufacturer registration rulesState BillNORTH CAROLINAJun 5, 2025North Carolina bill holds PFAS manufacturers liable for drinking water cleanup costs and appropriates $300,000State BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 30, 2025North Carolina bans PFAS firefighting foam for training and restricts testingState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 28, 2025North Carolina bans DEHP in IV bags by 2030 and IV tubing by 2035State BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 3, 2025North Carolina bill bans cosmetics containing PFAS, heavy metals, parabens, and other restricted substances starting January 2026

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Key Actors

  1. 01Department of Agricultureorganization2 mentions
  2. 02United States Environmental Protection Agencyorganization2 mentions
  3. 03Federal Hazardous Substances Actother2 mentions
  4. 04Maryland Environmental Serviceorganization1 mentions
  5. 05Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Agriculture and Natural and Economic Resourcesorganization1 mentions
  6. 06Wheatleyperson1 mentions
  7. 07Maryland Department of Healthorganization1 mentions
  8. 08Washington Suburban Sanitary Commissionorganization1 mentions
  9. 09Department of Natural Resourcesorganization1 mentions
  10. 10Department of Environmental Qualityorganization1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsMaryland restricts PFAS in land-applied sewage sludge and requires industrial pretreatment standards, Maryland phases out PFAS chemicals in consumer products, creates testing and remediation fund, and sets manufacturer registration rules, North Carolina bill holds PFAS manufacturers liable for drinking water cleanup costs and appropriates $300,000 (+3 more)
  • Topic to peopleWheatley
  • Topic to orgsDepartment of Agriculture, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Maryland Environmental Service (+5 more)
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  1. Jul 20, 2026hearing transcript1971 Congressional Hearings on Detergent Safety and Hazardous Substances
  2. Jul 20, 2026hearing transcript1971 Congressional Hearings on Toxic Substances Control
  3. Jul 20, 2026hearing transcript1978 Senate Hearings on Oil Spill Liability and Cleanup Compensation
  4. Jul 20, 2026hearing transcript1970 Senate Hearings on Pesticide Regulation (S. 3866)
  5. Apr 28, 2026State BillMaryland restricts PFAS in land-applied sewage sludge and requires industrial pretreatment standards
  6. Feb 10, 2026State BillMaryland phases out PFAS chemicals in consumer products, creates testing and remediation fund, and sets manufacturer registration rules
  7. Jun 5, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bill holds PFAS manufacturers liable for drinking water cleanup costs and appropriates $300,000
  8. Apr 30, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bans PFAS firefighting foam for training and restricts testing
  9. Apr 28, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bans DEHP in IV bags by 2030 and IV tubing by 2035
  10. Apr 3, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bill bans cosmetics containing PFAS, heavy metals, parabens, and other restricted substances starting January 2026

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