The American Chemistry Council (ACC), and a coalition of more than 100 stakeholders representing America’s largest manufacturing trade organizations, joined together to ask Congress to improve the ongoing implementation of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and help ensure a regulatory system that protects public health and the environment while supporting American innovation and manufacturing competitiveness. “TSCA was designed to foster innovation and economic growth while protecting human health and the environment,” the coalition states in the letter. “We recognize this will not be a simple undertaking and will require support from a range of stakeholders both within and outside of Congress,” the letter states. “The need for Congress to extend TSCA fee authority in 2026 provides a ripe opportunity to improve TSCA." In January of this year during a House Subcommittee on the Environment hearing, Chris Jahn, president of the ACC, also urged Congress to immediately make specific improvements to the TSCA program to end industry uncertainty.