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  • Chemical Concerns – Insights on Air Pollution, Public Health, and Chemical Safety

    More on EPA’s first 10 chemicals up for review

    Posted: in EPA, Health policy, TSCA reform

    Written By

    Lindsay McCormick
    Lindsay McCormick

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    Lindsay McCormick is a Project Manager.  

    As promised in Tuesday’s blog post, we’ve compiled additional information on the 10 chemicals EPA selected as the first to undergo risk evaluations under the new TSCA.

     

    Click on the image to the right to see:

    • EPA’s 2014 rankings on hazard, exposure, and persistence & bioaccumulation characteristics of these chemicals in its TSCA Work Plan for Chemical Assessments;
    • Examples of consumer, commercial, and industrial uses; and
    • National production volume (i.e., volume produced and imported into the U.S.) for 2011 based on EPA’s 2012 Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) information. (Note the 2012 data are the latest publicly available. EPA recently completed its collection of 2016 data, but they are not yet publicly available.)