Issues
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Take Action!
Go to Take Action! to learn more about important issues and send a letter to your Representative and Senators. You can also look up a legislator's voting record, search for legislation, and learn the best ways to contact elected officials. For more information about Take Action! contact takeaction@npra.org.
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Chemical Risk Policy
Chemical risk policy, also known as chemicals policy, concerns issues pertaining to chemical risk management. Chemicals policy can be related to government actions, market forces, industry best practices, and product stewardship. NPRA’s Petrochemical Program closely follows developments in the area of chemicals policy, not just in government but also in the marketplace.
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Climate Change
Climate change is a complex public policy challenge that must be addressed with realistic, long-term strategies that recognize the vital role the energy sector plays in maintaining our country’s freedom, economic strength, and quality of life. NPRA supports the advancement and deployment of new technologies that bring reliable, affordable and clean supplies of domestic energy to consumers.
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Energy Policy
NPRA is committed to a balanced national energy policy that allows the free market to supply American consumers with safe, reliable, and affordable petrochemical products and energy. This section discusses energy supply, the impact that taxes and punitive regulation can have on energy production, and the factors associated with gasoline prices.
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Environmental & Safety
NPRA’s members are committed to maintaining and complying with all applicable environmental standards and regulations during all aspects of their operations. NPRA supports legislation and regulation that promotes, protects, and enhances public health and the environment while fostering a strong economy and allowing American businesses to remain competitive in the global marketplace.
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Facility Security
The security of our facilities has long been a top priority for refiners and petrochemical manufacturers. NPRA’s members continue to be heavily engaged in maintaining and enhancing facility security to ensure the safety and well-being of employees, communities, and the public.
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Labor
NPRA’s members realize that their employees are the heart and soul of our industry. Our members understand that fair treatment and respect of the workforce builds loyalty and good workmanship, and NPRA members follow all national and local fair labor practices. This section discusses labor-related issues and legislation.
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Transportation Fuels
NPRA’s members are dedicated to safely, reliably, and cost-effectively providing the transportation fuels needed to keep American consumers moving and keep our economy strong. This section includes discussions of six key issues related to transportation fuels and air quality concerns.