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HearingHELD · 3H 16MOPEN TO THE PUBLICOPENHOUSE · SCIENCE, SPACE, AND TECHNOLOGY ·

Chemistry innovation and safety

The committee examines chemistry competitiveness, including ways to support innovation and streamline processes while ensuring safety and security.

Thu, Jan 8 · 10:00 AM – 1:25 PM ETRayburn House Office Building, Room 2318Rayburn 2318

CHAIRBrian Babin R-TX-36
Zoe Lofgren D-CA-18
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HOURS
3:16
WITNESSES
4
MEMBERS
41
STORIES
0

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OFFICIAL COMMITTEE VIDEO · 3:16:20
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Why this hearing

On the record: 4 witnesses: 3 from business and trade groups and 1 federal official.

Witnesses represent the American Chemistry Council, Lubrizol, the former EPA deputy administrator role and Boeing.

Real oversight or theater?

Did this hearing get real answers, or was it mostly speeches?

NO RATINGS YET

What each witness said

We haven’t summarized the witnesses’ statements yet.

Who asked what

We haven’t logged who asked questions at this hearing yet.

Question logs come from the committee’s official video.

The committee

41 members · 23 Republicans, 18 Democrats

Witnesses

  • Charlotte BertrandSenior Director, Chemical Management, Regulatory Policy and Strategy, American Chemistry CouncilFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
    NO STATEMENT POSTED
  • Keith CorkwellSenior Vice President and President of Lubrizol Additives, The Lubrizol CoporationFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
    NO STATEMENT POSTED
  • Dr. Stan MeiburgFormer Acting Deputy Administrator, United Stated Environmental Protection AgencyFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
    NO STATEMENT POSTED
  • Dr. Gwen GrossSenior Technical Fellow, The Boeing CompanyFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
    NO STATEMENT POSTED

In the news

No news coverage of this hearing yet.

Timeline & documents

  1. Hearing noticed (done)
  2. Held (done)JAN 8 · 10:00 AM – 1:25 PM
  3. Video posted (done)JAN 8 · 1:25 PM
  4. Written testimony posted (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
  5. Questions for the record (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
  6. Printed transcript (not yet)USUALLY ABOUT 5 MONTHS AFTER THE HEARING
  • Written testimonyPENDING
  • Questions for the recordPENDING
  • Printed transcriptPENDING

aren’t posted yet. The printed transcript usually comes out about 5 months after the hearing (of hearings printed so far).

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