>There's nothing forcing companies to tell you what compound is harmful, where it is. This is changing. But you still have the problem of over reporting. There

>There's nothing forcing companies to tell you what compound is harmful, where it is. This is changing. But you still have the problem of over reporting. There are provisions to verify that your use of the material is safe, but it's so much easier, and so much less risky, to just slap the label on.