ACC Chlorine Panel comment supporting Carbon Tetrachloride Extension
Summary
The American Chemistry Council (ACC) Chlorine Panel submitted a comment supporting an extension for compliance with regulations concerning carbon tetrachloride. This comment is part of a public consultation process managed by the EPA.
What changed
The American Chemistry Council (ACC) Chlorine Panel has submitted a public comment to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding a proposed extension for compliance related to carbon tetrachloride. The comment supports granting an extension, indicating that the ACC Chlorine Panel is a stakeholder in the regulatory process for this chemical.
This submission is part of the EPA's public consultation period for the relevant rulemaking. Regulated entities or interested parties who wish to provide their own input on the proposed extension or related matters must submit their comments by the specified deadline. Failure to submit comments may result in their views not being considered by the EPA in the final decision-making process.
What to do next
- Review EPA-HQ-OPPT-2026-0992-0012 for details on the carbon tetrachloride extension request.
- Submit comments to the EPA by the close of the public consultation period if additional input is required.
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