Law of Unintended Consequences:

Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act

or examples of the Precautionary Principle in action

• CPSIA and the “Precautionary Principle”
• CPSIA: the Countable Costs
• Handmade Toy Makers Say New Regs Will Jeopardize Business
• CPSIA: Furor Builds Over Toyless Shelves
• Kids’ Empty Shelves: CPSIA Continued
• Pelosi's Toy Story
• Unhappy Holidays for American Toymakers?
• Burden of Safety Law Imperils Small Toymakers
• CPSIA and Motorsports: Jamming the Spokes
• CPSIA: Things I Learned at the Rally
• The New Book Banning
• Who is Impacted by the CPSIA?
• Congress's Brass Knuckles
• CPSIA Update: It’s Time for a Senate Hearing
• New York Times on CPSIA: “Needless Fears that the Law could Injure Smaller Enterprises”
• The New York Times Finally Reports on CPSIA
• CPSIA – Tenenbaum/Adler Comments Revealed
• Even CPSC Commissioner Dislikes CPSIA
• Science Kit Makers Battle Feds Over Safety Tests on Paper Clips
• Toy Makers Fight for Exemption From Rule
• Toys, Lead, and Unintended Consequences
• CPSC recommends new increased cadmium level guidelines
• The CPSC’s Defective New Complaints Database
• Is Consumer Product Safety Testing Stifling Job Growth?
• Small businesses needlessly burdened with CPSIA over-regulation
• CPSIA slightly improved
• 99.99% lead-free: 100% unnecessary
• The Consumer Product Safety Commission makes some questionable recommendations, especially regarding phthalates

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