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Report Slams California's Toxics Watchdog

KQED News Staff

Feb 21, 2013 at

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California's standards for hazardous waste management are the most stringent in the nation. But a new report expected out this morning claims the state agency charged with going after toxic polluters is biased toward industry.

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