And that may be the first step toward more stringent regulations and labeling in this country.
Not surprisingly, the carnival industry is distressed by the threat of more stringent regulations.
Over the past five years, the town has "most definitely" enacted more stringent regulations for waterfront lots, Mr. Shea said.
In the last year there has been increased pressure in this country for more stringent regulations, like mandatory testing and labeling.
"To me it's a lot like the mortgage industry," said Dr. Ranella Hirsch, a dermatologist in Cambridge, Mass., and an advocate for more stringent regulations of medical spas.
Mr. Corzine's proposal would require more stringent regulations to be adopted at 52 additional facilities, including water treatment plants and food processing factories, which use deadly chlorine gas.
Trump wants to "rescind" the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan, which would impose new, more stringent regulations on power plants, especially coal-burning plants.
The E.P.A. has said it will continue to bring lawsuits under the older, more stringent regulations until the legal battle is finished.
When another disastrous outbreak occurred in 2002, the inspection service concluded that voluntary measures were not enough and more stringent regulations were needed.
This trend will be accelerated by the BP's Gulf of Mexico disaster last year, which has already resulted in more stringent regulations in the US.
The same thing could happen if our governments impose more stringent regulations to protect us from the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
