By Adrianne Kroepsch, CQ Staff
Worried that the transition to digital television will result in a nationwide dumping of lead-laden analog TV sets early next year, environmentalists pushing for a response are beginning to gain traction in Congress. But the attention from lawmakers may be too late to limit damage.
Two resolutions (S Res 663 and H Res 1395) calling for the United States to join other nations in banning the export of electronic waste to developing countries have been introduced. But even if enacted, they would have little or no legal impact. The prospects for any other substantial congressional action in the short term are dim.
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