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Student‑backed bill to clarify ‘reef safe’ sunscreen labeling moves forward unanimously
California State Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee · March 10, 2026
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Summary
AB 1744 would prohibit labeling or advertising sunscreen as 'reef safe' or similar claims if the product contains chemical UV filters linked in testimony to coral harm; the measure, sponsored by a high‑school Eco Club, passed the committee with no recorded opposition.
Assemblymember Addis presented AB 1744, the 'Clear Labels/Clear Seas' bill, explaining the measure would require sunscreen products labeled or advertised as "reef safe" or similar not to contain chemical UV filters identified in testimony as harmful to coral and…
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