Companies need to trust that the policy landscape will remain stable in order to put forward this level of capital, and it’s up to responsible lawmakers to ensure that certainty remains. The IRA is expected to create an additional 200,000 jobs and $600 billion in private investment in the solar industry alone over the next decade. Playing games with the debt limit has very real consequences for businesses, workers and the entire economy. Repealing the IRA will stop this investment in its tracks, pulling the rug out from under the communities that are counting on these factory jobs.
New investments announced since the passage of the IRA would bring America’s solar module manufacturing capacity to more than 47 gigawatts, five times more than we could produce in 2022. The IRA has opened the flood gates for hundreds of billions of dollars of clean energy investments and hundreds of thousands of new jobs that will revitalize long-abandoned American communities. The emergency room said that we have to wait it out and she is seeing an ophthalmologist today.America’s clean energy industry is under attack, and for all the wrong reasons.Ī group of lawmakers are attempting to reverse the Biden administration’s two-year pause on new solar tariffs and force companies to pay $1 billion in retroactive duties by using an obscure legislative vehicle called the Congressional Review Act, which would overturn Biden Administration trade policy.Īt the same time, as part of a debt ceiling debate the Republican controlled House is proposing to repeal clean energy provisions in the historic Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). We flushed her eyes for two hours and the burning was so intense that she cried for 12 hours and is now asleep. “My niece burnt her eyes using clear eyes. I had purchased the bottle some time ago, and grabbed it out of my cabinet for a business trip as it is close to travel size.” “I accidentally used Clear Care Contact Solution for soaking my disposable lenses overnight. Needless to say, I yelled and screamed as I tried to flush my eye with water and saline solutions. Did not have my glasses on and couldn't see. Picked up the wrong bottle (instead of saline solution), rinsed lens and put it in my eye. I used Clear Care hydrogen peroxide triple action cleaning to RINSE contact lens accidentally. In the morning I put the contact in my eye.”” Then being tired and near-sighted with my contacts out at this point, I reached for the bottle amid my other contact solutions in my medicine cabinet and filled my contact case and rubbing the contacts a bit with the solution. This is what happened: I was tired as a working mom is at night and took out my contacts and put them into my regular contact case. “I burned my eye with Clear Care contact cleaning solution. An unsuspecting shopper can easily buy and use the wrong product. In stores, these products are stored in the same location and are similar in size and packaging. With newer generic versions on the market, we are concerned about an increase in harm to contact lens wearers who mistake the hydrogen peroxide disinfecting and cleaning solution for saline solution. However, we continue to receive error reports about this product. agreed to make some changes to its packaging (See figure 1) in an attempt to prevent any future misuse. In other cases, consumers have purchased this product from the store shelf without realizing it must be neutralized before use by using the special lens case that comes with the product.įigure 1 Old (left) and new Clear Care label.īack in 2010, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Ciba Vision Corp., the manufacturer of Clear Care were made aware of the reports received from consumers misusing this product. Placing the product directly into the eye without the hydrogen peroxide solution being neutralized can cause significant pain and burning in the eyes. For example, some consumers have described placing the solution directly into their eye after mistaking the product as saline solution. Unfortunately, our organization continues to receive reports from consumers who have experienced harm after improper use of Clear Care and similar generic products. Store shelf carrying Clear Care and a generic equivalent For example, store chains such as Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, and Target carry store brands of the 3 % hydrogen peroxide disinfecting and cleaning solution. Generic versions of this product are also available. When the product is used with the special case, the hydrogen peroxide is neutralized to a solution that is safe for the eyes. Clear Care is packaged with a special lens cleaning case. Clear Care contains 3% hydrogen peroxide, which can cause pain and burning if it comes into contact with the eyes. In 2010 we first alerted consumers to be careful when using Clear Care, a contact lens disinfecting and cleaning solution.
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