MA TURA Program
The Act
The Toxics Use Reduction Act (TURA) is a state law [see a summary or full text ]established in Massachusetts in 1989 to promote safer and cleaner production that enhances the economic viability of Massachusetts firms.
Toxics use reduction (TUR) is a fundamental form of pollution prevention that focuses on the use of toxic chemicals and the generation of wastes in the manufacturing process. It does not focus on the management or treatment of wastes once they are produced.
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Companies in Massachusetts who have achieved impressive business and environmental results by voluntarily reducing their use of toxic chemicals.
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A description of the Toxics Use Reduction Act, including an overview, brief history, objectives and frequently asked questions.
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The 2006 TURA amendments build on the program’s success
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The Council includes representatives from various state positions.
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The Law and 2006 revisions
