STRASBOURG, France, March 30 (Reuters) - Paint in the European Union will in the future emit fewer noxious fumes under a law passed on Tuesday.
The aim of the bill approved by the European Parliament is to make safer the paints and varnishes used in a wide range of industries such as car manufacturing and decorating.
"Greening our paints is not a question of colour, but of reducing the content of dangerous solvents they contain," said European Environment Commissioner ...
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