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Due to a proposed rewriting of the nation's environmental right-to-know law, thousands of communities stand to lose access to information on toxic chemicals that are released into their neighborhoods. The public interest group OMB Watch has a Resource Center for concerned groups and individuals to learn more about the program.
==Articles and resources== ===Related SourceWatch resources===* [[Toxic Right-to-Know Protection Act]] ===Resources===
*[http://www.ombwatch.org/tricenter/ OMB Watch Online Resource Center]
===External linksarticles===
*Marla Cone, [http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/1202-03.htm Thousands of Firms Could Stop Reporting Emissions,"] ''Los Angeles Times'' (''Common Dreams''), December 2, 2005.
*Michael Gormley, "[http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/wire/sns-ap-toxic-pollutants-states,1,5412367.story?coll=sns-ap-nation-headlines 12 States Oppose Bush Pollution Plan]", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 13, 2006. (This is an Associated Press story).
*[http://southernstudies.org/facingsouth/2006/12/epa-lets-companies-withhol_116655654928801246.asp "EPA lets companies withhold info on toxic releases,"] ''Facing South''/Institute for Southern Studies, December 19, 2006.
[[Category:Health]][[Category:Environment]][[Category:Chemical industry]]
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