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MEMORANDUM DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: April 7, 1992 Mike Marshall Ray Gomez Ohio Prop. 65 Attached is a copy of the proposed Ohio Prop. 65 initiative, with the proposed list of 458 toxic chemicals. To get us organized to fight this initiative, I need some initial information/help from your group: .2 Estimate the financial impact of Prop. 65*s provision to impose a state tax on Ohio industrial facilities of 1 cent per pound on their toxic wastes and emissions. (Other divisions will use their SARA title III data to calculate this.) 4*** 3' If we can, estimate the costs and logistical difficulties of complying with a provision to notify in writing, semi annually, all business and homes within a two mile radius of emissions sources of their "environmental exposure to toxic chemicals." ip*'* 4. Review the draft initiative to determine if there any other onerous provisions in it and their potential adverse affects on Geon. Can you make this a priority item? Thanks for your help. BFG15050 INITIATIVE PETITION Number N? 00431 Issued to {Name of solicitor) Date of issuance LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE-PETITION FIRST TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TITLE To enact section 3752 of the Revised Code to create a toxic chemical right-to-know law. SUMMARY The proposed law requires businesses to warn people before exposing them to chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive disorders. Small businesses and state and local government are exempt from the notification requirement. The proposed law lists 458 chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive disorders. The Director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may amend the list based on scientific findings. No warning is required for insignificant exposure to chemicals. Warnings must identify the chemical and the health hazard. Warnings must appear on the product or on the container whenever possible. Businesses must deliver or mail warnings of exposure to environmental releases. Notice of continuing exposure to environmental releases is required semi-annually. Any person living or working within two miles of a business may request the Ohio EPA to require the business to assess whether it may be causing significant exposure ifthe business uses specified amounts of chemicals on the list and is not providing a warning. Local citizens groups may apply to Ohio EPA for grants to obtain technical expertise to evaluate exposure assessments. The Attorney General, prosecuting attorney of a county, city director of law, village solicitor, and citizens may bring actions to enforce the law, and they may recovertheir legal costs. The proposed law provides forcivil and criminal penalties for violations. Businesses that release toxic chemicals would pay for the right- to-know program through a fee of one cent per pound per year on their waste. The Director of the Ohio EPA would adjust the fee annually to raise no more than $3 million. Half the money would be used to administer and enforce the law; the remaining half would go to technical assistance grants. CERTIFICATE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL (As Certified to the Committee on May 22,1991) Without passing on the advisability of the adoption of the proposed law, but pursuant to the duties imposed upon me under Section 3519.01, Revised Code, I hereby certify that the attached summary is a fair and truthful statement of the attached proposed law. LEE I. FISHER Attorney General COMMITTEE TO REPRESENT THE PETITIONERS The following persons are designated as a Committee to Represent the Petitioners in all matters relating to the petition or its circulation: Dr. Kathleen M. Fagan, M.D., M.P.H., 2632 Exeter Rd., Cleveland Hts., OH 44118; Edward Hopkins, 691 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43215; Cynthia M. Starr, 1026 Avondale Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45229; James L. Sweeney, 743 Argonne Dr., Dayton, OH 45408; Noreen L. Warnock, 1904 Idlewild Dr., Lima, OH 45805. K 00% OOH BFG15051 21549003 OHIO PROPOSITION 65 INITIATIVE BFG15052 f BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO. Section l. That Section 3752 of the Revised Code be enacted to read as follows: Sec. 3752.01. THE PEOPLE OF OHIO FIND (1) THAT EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES ENDANGERS PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY BY INCREASING THE RISK OF CANCER, GENETIC MUTATION, BIRTH DEFECTS AND OTHER DISEASES, AND IMPROPERLY INFRINGES UPON THE PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO A SAFE, CLEAN AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT AND (2) THAT BUSINESS AND STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES HAVE NOT PROVIDED ADEQUATE INFORMATION ABOUT EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES. THE PEOPLE THEREFORE DECLARE THEIR RIGHT TO KNOW ABOUT THEIR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC* CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER, BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM. Sec. 3752.02. AS USED IN THIS CHAPTER: (^) "AMBIENT AIR" MEANS THAT PORTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE OUTSIDE OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER ENCLOSURES, STACKS, OR DUCTS THAT SURROUNDS HUMAN, PLANT OR ANIMAL LIFE, OR PROPERTY. (E) "BOARD OF HEALTH" MEANS THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF A CITY OR GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT OR THE AUTHORITY HAVING THE DUTIES OF A BOARD OF HEALTH IN ANY CITY AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 3709.05 OF THE REVISED ODE. () "CONSUMER PRODUCT EXPOSURE" MEANS ANY EXPOSURE THAT RESULTS FROM AN INDIVIDUAL'S ACQUISITION PURCHASE, STORAGE, CONSUMPTION, OR OTHER FORESEEABLE USE OF A CONSUMER PRODUCT OR AN EXPOSURE THAT FORESEEABLY RESULTS FROM RECEIVING A SERVICE. (E) "ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE" MEANS AN EXPOSURE THAT MAY FORESEEABLY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF CONTACT WITH AN ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIUM INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, AMBIENT AIR, INDOOR AIR, DRINKING WATER, SURFACE WATER, GROUND WATER, SOIL, VEGETATION, OR NATURAL OR HUMAN-MADE SUBSTANCES. (1) "EXPOSE" MEANS TO CAUSE AN EXPOSURE () "EXPOSURE" MEANS TO INGEST, INHALE, CONTACT VIA BODY SURFACES OR OTHERWISE COME INTO CONTACT WITH A TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE. (S) "HEALTH DISTRICT" MEANS A CITY OR GENERAL DISTRICT CREATED BY OR UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF CHAPTER 3709 OF THE REVISED QODE. BFG15053 21549005 REASONABLE WARNING. FOR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES THAT CONTAIN TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER, THE WARNING SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE: "WARNING: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS ONE OR MORE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER. " FOR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES THAT CONTAIN TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOW TO CAUSE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY, THE WARNINGS SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE: "WARNING: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS ONE OR MORE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM. " FOR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES THAT CONTAIN TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY, BOTH WARNINGS SHALL BE GIVEN. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE, REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING THIS SUBDIVISION SHALL PLACE THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE ANY WARNING MATERIALS, SUCH AS LABELS, ON THE PRODUCER OR PACKAGER RATHER THAN ON THE RETAIL SELLER, EXCEPT WHERE THE RETAIL SELLER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INTRODUCING A TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INTO THE CONSUMER PRODUCT. (2) FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES, WARNINGS SHALL BE MAILED OR OTHERWISE DELIVERED TO EACH RESIDENCE AND PLACE OF BUSINESS LOCATED WITHIN THE AREA WHERE THE EXPOSURE OCCURS, AND SHALL BE PROVIDED SEMI-ANNUALLY FOR SO LONG AS THE EXPOSURE CONTINUES. FOR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER, THE WARNING SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE: "WARNING: THIS AREA CONTAINS ONE OR MORE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER." FOR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY, THE WARNINGS SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE: "WARNING: THIS AREA CONTAINS ONE OR MORE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM. " FOR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY, BOTH WARNINGS SHALL BE GIVEN. THE WARNINGS SHALL ALSO IDENTIFY THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR GIVING THE WARNING AND THE LOCATION OF THE PERSON'S PREMISES FROM WHICH THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES HAVE BEEN RELEASED. () WITHIN ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE DIRECTOR SHALL ADOPT RULES TO FURTHER ADMINISTER, IMPLEMENT AND ENFORCE THIS SECTION. Sec. 3752.05. SECTION 3752.03 OF THE BEVISED CODE SHALL NOT APPLY TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: (A) AN EXPOSURE FOR WHICH FEDERAL LAW GOVERNS WARNING IN A MANNER THAT PREEMPTS STATE AUTHORITY. (fi)(1) FOR SUBSTANCES LISTED IN DIVISION (A) OF SECTION 3752.21 OF THE REVISED CODE, AN EXPOSURE THAT OCCURS BFG15055 21543007 QUESTION IS THE RESULT OF TREATMENT OF THE WATER IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE COMPLIANCE WITH PRIMARY DRINKING WATER STANDARDS. WHERE THE SOURCE OF THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE IS IN PART FROM THE SOURCES LISTED IN SUBDIVISIONS (1), (2) AND (3) AND IN PART FROM OTHER SOURCES, THE EXEMPTION ONLY APPLIES TO THE PORTION OF THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE FROM THE SOURCES LISTED IN SUBDIVISIONS (1), (2) AND (3). (E) AN EXPOSURE TO A TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE CONTAINED IN AIR TO THE EXTENT THAT THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE CAN DEMONSTRATE THAT THE SUBSTANCE WAS CONTAINED IN AIR WHICH THE PERSON RECEIVED FROM THE AMBIENT AIR. WHERE THE SOURCE OF THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE IS. IN PART FROM THE AMBIENT AIR AND IN PART FORM OTHER SOURCES. THE EXEMPTION ONLY APPLIES TO THAT PORTION OF THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE THAT THE PERSON DID NOT CAUSE TO BE EMITTED INTO THE AMBIENT AIR. () AN EXPOSURE TO A TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE CONTAINED IN FOOD TO THE EXTENT THAT THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE CAN DEMONSTRATE THAT THE SUBSTANCE IS NATURALLY OCCURRING IN THE FOOD. A TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE IS NATURALLY OCCURRING ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT THE SUBSTANCE DID NOT RESULT FROM ANY KNOWN HUMAN ACTIVITY. Sec. 3752.06. (A) ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO RESIDES OR IS EMPLOYED AT A LOCATION THAT IS WITHINA TWO-MILE..RADIUS OF A PREMISES THAT MAY CAUSE AN ENVIRONMENTAL^HXPOSURE FOR WHICH" A WARNING IS REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 3752.03 OF THE REVISED ODE, BUT FOR WHICH NO WARNING IS BEING PROVIDED, MAY FILE A COMPLAINT, IN WRITING AND VERIFIED BY THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE COMPLAINANT, HIS OR HER AGENT OR ATTORNEY, WITH THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, ALLEGING THAT SUCH PERSON IS CAUSING AN ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE FOR WHICH A WARNING IS REQUIRED. THE AFFIDAVIT VERIFYING A COMPLAINT MAY BE MADE BEFORE ANY PERSON AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ADMINISTER OATHS, AND MUST BE SIGNED BY THE PERSON WHO MAKES IT. {) UPON RECEIPT OF A COMPLAINT AUTHORIZED BY THIS SECTION, THE DIRECTOR SHALL ISSUE AN ORDER IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 3745 OF THE REVISED ODE REQUIRING THE PERSON NAMED IN THE COMPLAINT TO SUBMIT TO THE DIRECTOR WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE ORDER A LIST CONTAINING THE AMOUNT OF EACH TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE PRODUCED, USED, PROCESSED, STORED OR HANDLED ON THE PREMISES DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR. UPON RECEIPT OF THE LIST, THE DIRECTOR SHALL SEND A COPY OF IT TO THE INDIVIDUAL WHO SUBMITTED THE COMPLAINT. BFG15057 M* O o to J () AN IDENTIFICATION OF ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED ON THE PREMISES THAT CAUSE OR MAY CAUSE THE RELEASE OF TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES AND OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY ARE OR MAY BE RELEASED; (D) AN IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES BEING RELEASED, THE ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA INTO WHICH THEY ARE RELEASED, AND THE METHODOLOGY, ASSUMPTIONS AND UNCERTAINTIES INVOLVED IN MAKING SUCH DETERMINATIONS; <) AN IDENTIFICATION OF THE EXPOSURE PATHWAYS, INCLUDING THE MANNER IN WHICH TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES ARE ; TRANSPORTED THROUGH VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA, AN IDENTIFICATION OF THE MANNER BY WHICH INDIVIDUALS WOULD COME ' INTO CONTACT WITH THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES RELEASED AT THE PREMISES, AND INFORMATION AS TO WHETHER THE ROUTE OF EXPOSURE FOR EACH TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE RELEASED AT THE PREMISES IS THROUGH INHALATION, INGESTION, DERMAL CONTACT, OR OTHER MEANS; () A QUANTIFICATION OF THE MAGNITUDE, FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF EXPOSURE FOR EACH TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE AND EXPOSURE PATHWAY TO DETERMINE THE MAXIMUM EXPOSURE; () A QUANTIFICATION OF THE RISK OF CANCER OR REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY TO THE EXPOSED POPULATION CAUSED BY THEIR EXPOSURE TO THE TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE OF COMBINATION OF TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES RELEASED FROM THE PREMISES; (H) AN IDENTIFICATION OF THE UNCERTAINTIES AND ASSUMPTIONS IN MAKING THE DETERMINATIONS REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION, AND OF THE MANNER IN WHICH EACH OF THESE UNCERTAINTIES AND ASSUMPTIONS WAS ADDRESSED; AND (I) SUCH OTHER INFORMATION AS THE DIRECTOR MAY, BY RULE, DETERMINE IS NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE. (J) WITHIN ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE DIRECTOR SHALL ADOPT AND MAY AMEND AND RESCIND RULES TO FURTHER ADMINISTER AND IMPLEMENT THIS SECTION. Sec. 3752.10. THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 119 OF THE REVISED ODE, MAY ADOPT, AMEND AND RESCIND RULES TO IMPLEMENT, ADMINISTER, AND ENFORCE THIS CHAPTER. Sec. 3752.11. THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MAY ISSUE, MODIFY, OR REVOKE ORDERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 3745 OF THE REVISED CODE TO ENFORCE ANY SECTION OF THIS CHAPTER OR A RULE ADOPTED UNDER IT. NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 119.06 OF THE REVISED CODE, ALL ORDERS ISSUED UNDER BFG15059 21549011 SECTION IS A CIVIL ACTION, GOVERNED BY THE QHIO ULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE AND OTHER RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE APPLICABLE TO CIVIL ACTIONS. (1) MONIES COLLECTED AS CIVIL PENALTIES UNDER DIVISION <A) OF THIS SECTION SHALL BE CREDITED TO THE FOLLOWING FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING PRIORITY: (1) TO REIMBURSE THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF THE COUNTY, CITY DIRECTOR OF LAW, VILLAGE SOLICITOR, DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, AND BOARD OF HEALTH, AS APPROPRIATE, FOR THE REASONABLE COSTS INCURRED IN INVESTIGATING, PREPARING AND LITIGATING THE CASE; (2) TO THE TOXIC CHEMICAL RIGHT-TO-KNOW FUND CREATED IN SECTION 3752.17 OF THE REVISED ODE. Sec. 3752.15. (A) EXCEPT AS FOR PROVIDED IN DIVISION (B) OF THIS SECTION, ANY PERSON MAY COMMENCE A CIVIL ACTION ON HIS OR HER OWN BEHALF: (1) AGAINST ANY PERSON WHO IS ALLEGED TO BE IN VIOLATION OF ANY SECTION OF THIS CHAPTER OR A RULE ADOPTED OR ORDER ISSUED UNDER IT; (2) AGAINST THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WHERE THERE IS ALLEGED A FAILURE OF THE DIRECTOR TO PERFORM ANY ACT OR DUTY UNDER THIS CHAPTER WHICH IS NOT DISCRETIONARY WITH THE DIRECTOR. (fi) NO ACTION CAN BE COMMENCED UNDER DIVISION (&) OF THIS SECTION PRIOR TO SIXTY DAYS AFTER THE PLAINTIFF HAS GIVEN NOTICE OF THE ALLEGED VIOLATION TO THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE ALLEGED VIOLATOR. () NO ACTION CAN BE COMMENCED UNDER DIVISION (A) OF THIS SECTION IF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF THE COUNTY, CITY DIRECTOR OF THE CITY, OR VILLAGE SOLICITOR OF THE VILLAGE WHERE THE VIOLATION HAS OCCURRED OR IS OCCURRING, HAS COMMENCED AND IS DILIGENTLY PROSECUTING A CIVIL OR CRIMINAL ACTION TO REQUIRE COMPLIANCE WITH THE SECTION OF THIS CHAPTER OR THE RULE OR ORDER IN QUESTION, BUT IN ANY SUCH ACTION, ANY PERSON MAY INTERVENE AS A MATTER OF RIGHT. (E) IF THE DIRECTOR IS NOT A PARTY IN ANY ACTION COMMENCED UNDER THIS SECTION, HE MAY INTERVENE AS A MATTER OF RIGHT. BFG15061 21549013 (E) WITHIN ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE DIRECTOR SHALL ADOPT AND MAY AMEND AND RESCIND RULES ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR APPLYING FOR GRANTS TO BE PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECTION, CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR THOSE GRANTS, AND SUCH OTHER REQUIREMENTS AS THE DIRECTOR CONSIDERS NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE FOR IMPLEMENTING AND ADMINISTERING THIS SECTION. Sec. 3752.19. (A) FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CHAPTER 3752 OF THE REVISED ODE AND FUNDING GRANTS UNDER SECTION 3752.18 OF THE REVISED ODE, EACH OWNER OR OPERATOR OF A FACILITY REQUIRED TO FILE ONE OR MORE TOXIC CHEMICAL RELEASE FORMS UNDER SECTION 3751.03 OF THE gEVISED 0DE shall pAy A: FEE OF ONE CENT PER POUND OF TOXIC CHEMICALS SHOWN ON ANY SUCH FORM TO HAVE BEEN RELEASED OR TRANSFERRED TO AN OFF-SITE LOCATION IN THE CALENDAR YEAR TO WHICH THE FORM APPLIES. EACH OWNER OR OPERATOR SHALL REMIT THE AMOUNT OF THE FEE DUE UNDER THIS DIVISION TO THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WITH THE TOXIC CHEMICAL RELEASE FORMS SO FILED. (fi) IF PAYMENT OF A FEE UNDER DIVISION (A) OF THIS SECTION IS LATE, THE OWNER OR OPERATOR SHALL PAY AN ADDITIONAL TEN PERCENT OF THE AMOUNT OF THE FEE DUE FOR EACH MONTH THAT THE PAYMENT IS LATE. () IF THE DIRECTOR DETERMINES THAT THE FEES LEVIED BY THIS SECTION WILL SUBSTANTIALLY EXCEED $3,000,000 ANNUALLY, HE OR SHE SHALL ADOPT AND MAY AMEND AND RESCIND RULES REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF THE FEE TO BE PAID UNDER DIVISION (A) , SUCH THAT THE FEES LEVIED BY THIS SECTION SHALL EQUAL $3,000,000. Sec. 3752.20. IF ANY PROVISION OF THIS CHAPTER OF THE APPLICATION THEREOF IS HELD INVALID, THAT INVALIDITY SHALL NOT AFFECT OTHER PROVISIONS OR APPLICATIONS OF THE CHAPTER WHICH CAN BE GIVEN EFFECT WITHOUT THE INVALID PROVISION OR APPLICATION AND TO THIS END THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER ARE SEVERABLE. Sec. 3752.21. (A) BEGINNING ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE INITIAL LIST OF TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER OR REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: (1) TOXIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER SUBSTANCESCAS NUMBER A-ALPHA-C (2 -AMINO- 9H-PYRIDO (2,3-0) INDOLE .... ><Acetaldehyde JiJn................................................................................. ACETAMIDE ..................... ............................................................................... 26148685 75070 60355 1549015 BFG15063 N.N-BIS (2 -CHOROETHYL) -2NAPHTHYLAMINE (CHLORNAPAZINE) ............................................................................... BISCHLOROETHYL NITROSOUREA(BCNU) (CARMUSTINE) .. . BIS (CHLOROMETHYL) ETHER ............................................................... , BITUMENS, EXTRACTS OF STEAM-REFINED AND AIR REFINED ......................................................................................... BRACKENFERN .............................................................................................. BROMODICHLOROMETHANE ............................... ... . XU, 3-BUTADIENE / 57,25^^33/33^3^ 1,4-BUTANEDIOL DIMETHANESULFONATE (BUSULFAN) . - . BUTYLATED HYDROXYANISOLE ............................................................... BETA-BUTYROLACTONE ............................................................................... v. XcADMIUM AND CADMIUM COMPOUNDS uair443J V5&,81*1405 CAPTAFOL ........................................................................................................ CAPTAN .............................................................................................................. XCARBON TETRACHLORIDE. '2-SU......................... ^56235 XcARBON-BLACK EXTRACTS #3-^^4.^ U5.) /(^L CERAMIC FIBERS (AIRBORNE PARTICLES OF V RESPIRABLE SIZE) ............................................................................... CERTAIN COMBINED CHEMOTHERAPY FOR LYMPHOMAS ... CHLORAMBUCIL .............................................................................................. CHORAMPHENICOL ......................................................................................... CHLORDANE .................................................................................................... CHLORDECONE (KEPONE) .......................................................................... CHLORDIMEFORM ......................................................................................... CHLORENDIC ACID .................................................................................... CHLORINATED PARAFFINS (AVERAGE CHAIN LENGTH, C12; APPROXIMATELY 60% CHLORINE BY WEIGHT) ............................................................................................... CHLORODIBROMOMETHANE .......................................................................... CHLOROETHANE ............................................................................................... 1- (2 -CHLOROETHYL) -3 -CYCLOHEXLL-1-NITROSOUREA (CCNU) (LOMUSTINE) .......................................................................... 1-(2-CHLOROETHYL)-3-(4-METHYLCYCLOHEXYL)-1- NITROSOUREA (METHYL-CCNU) ..................................................... V CHLOROFORM CHLOROMETHYL METHYL ETHER (TECHNICAL GRADE) ... 3 - CHLORO - 2 - METHYLPROPENE ................................................................ 4 - CHLORO - ORTHO - PHBNYLENEDIAMINE ........................................... P - CHLORO - O - TOLUIDINE .......................................................................... CHLOROTHALONIL .......................................................................................... XCHROMIUM (HEXAVALENT COMPOUNDS) Sit ?/. CHRYSENE ......................................................................... ...... C.I. BASIC RED 9MONOHYDROCHLORIDE ........................................ PINNAMYL ANTHRANILATE ..................................................................... CISPLATIN - .................................................................................................... CITRUS RED NO. 2 ..................................................................................... COKE OVEN EMISSIONS .......................................................................... CONJUGATED ESTROGENS ........................................................................... 494031 154938 542881 75274 55981 25013165 3068880 > z/55^/3^ 2425061 133062 305033 56757 57749 143500 6164963 115286 106171262 124481 75003 13010474 13909096 67683 107302 563473 95830 95692 1897456 ,fc ,oC,, 218049 569619 87296 15663271 6358538 > ' *X0&P9?Z BFG15065 DIHYDROSAFROLE ........................................................................................ 3.3' -DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE (ORTHO - D IANIS IDINE) ... 3.3' - DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE DIHYDROCHLORIDE (ORTHO - DIANISIDINE DIHYDROCHLORIDE) .......................... DIMETHYL SULFATE ................................................................................... 4 - DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE ......................................................... TRANS-2- (DIMETHYLAMINO) METHYLIMINO) -5-2- (5-NITRO- 2 -FURYL) VINYL) -1.3.4-OXADIAZOLE .... 7.12 -DIMETHYLBENZ (A) ANTHRACENE ............................................... 3.3' -DIMETHYLBENZIDINE {ORTHO-TOLIDINE) ..................... DIMETHYLCARBAMOYL CHLORIDE ......................................................... 1.1-DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE .................................................................... 1.2 -DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE .................................................................... DIMETHYLVINYLCHLORIDE ..................... .............................................. 1.6 - DINITROPYRENE .............................................................................. 1.8- DINITROPYRENE .......................... ................................................... xi^5:^35; DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN (PHENYTOIN) . . . . ...................... DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN (PHENYTOIN) , SODIUM SALT .... DIRECT BLACK 38 (TECHNICAL GRADE) ..................................... DIRECT BLUE 6 (TECHNICAL GRADE) .......................................... DIRECT BROWN 95 (TECHNICAL GRADE) ..................................... DISPERSE BLUE 1 .................................................................................... ><EPICHLORODHYDRIN /7 T2^.......................................................... ERIONITE . . . . ?............................................................................... ESTRADIOL 17BETA ESTRONE .................................................................................... ETHINYLESTRADIOL .................................................................................... X ETHYL ACRYLATE /57, ETHYL METHANESULFONATE .................................................................... ETHYL-4.4-DICHLOROBENZILATE ..................................................... ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE .................................................... ..... VETHYLENE X-ETHYLENE ETHYLENE THIOUREA" V. r? . \ ... ETHYLENE IMINE ......................................................................................... 94586 119904 20325400 77781 60117 55738540 57976 119937 79447 57147 540738 513371 42397648 42397659 121142 123911 57410 630933 1937377 2602462 16071866 2475458 10689tQfa&lS 12510428 50282 53167 57636 140885 62500 510156 106934 96457 151564 FORMALDEHYDE (GAS) 2- (2-FORMYLHDRAZION) A- (5-NITRO-2-FURYL) THIAZOLE .................................................................................................... FURAZOLIDONE FURMECYCLOX ............................................................................................... ,XGASOLINE ENGINE EXHAUST (CONDENSATES/ 7 EXTRACTS) .......................................................... 5j.J. GLASSWOOL FIBERS (AIRBORNE PARTICLES / OF RESPIRABLE SIZE) .......................................................... 50000 3570750 67458 60568050 *0 1549019 BFG15067 4.4'-METHYLENE BIS (2-METHYLANILINE) ....... 4.41-METHYLENEDIANILINE ............................................................... 4.4' -METHYliENEDIANILINE DIHYDROCHLORIDE ..................... METHYL IODIDE ......................................................................................... METHYL METHANESULFONATE ............................................................... 2 - METHYL - 1 - NITROANTHRAQUINONE (OF UNCERTAIN PURITY) ................................................................................................... N-METHYL-N' -NITRO-N-NITROSOpUANXDINE ................................ XN-METHYLOLACRYLAMIDE METHYLTHIOURACIL ................................................................................... METIRAM ........................................................................................................ METRONIDAZOLE ......................................................................................... MICHLER'S KETONE .................................................................................... MIREX . . ................................................................................................... MITOMYCIN C .............................................................................................. MONOCROTALINE ......................................................................................... 5- (MORPHOLINOMETHYL) -3- [ (5 - NITRO - FURFURYLIDENE) - AMINO]-2-OXALOLIDINONE ............................................................... MUSTARD GAS .............................................................................................. NAFENOPIN ................................................................................... 1 - NAPHTHYLAMINE ......................................................... . 2 -NAPHTHYLAMINE ..................................... m XNICKEL AND CERTAIN NICKEL COMPOUNDS/S33 {t V? NICKEL CARBONYL ..........................................................J . . NICKEL REFINERY DUST FROM THE PYROMETALLURGICAL PROCESS .................................................................................................... NICKEL SUBSULFIDE ............................................................................... NIRIDAZOLE ......................................... XNITRILOTRIACETIC ACID NITRILOTRIACETIC ACID, TRISODIUM SALT MONOHYDRATE ............................................................................... 5 -NITROACENAPHTHENE ...................................................... .. 5-NITRO-O-ANISIDINE .......................................................................... 4-NITROBIPHENYL .................................................................................... 6 -NITROCHRYSENE .................................................................................... NITROFEN (TECHNICAL GRADE) .......................................................... 2-NITROFLUORENE .................................................................................... NITROFURAZONE .............................................. 1- [ {5 - NITROFURFURYLIDENE) -AMINO] - 2 - IMIDAZOLIDINONE .......................................................................... N- [4- (5-NITRO-2-FURYL) -2-THIAZOLYL] ACETAMIDE . . . NITROGEN MUSTARD (MECHLORETHAMINE) ...................................... NITROGEN MUSTARD HYDROCHLORIDE (MECHLORETHAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE) ...................................... NITROGEN MUSTARD N-OXIDE ................................................................ NITROGEN MUSTARD N-OXIDE HYDROCHLORIDE ........................... 2 -NITROPROPANE .......................................................................................... 1-NITROPYRENE .......................................................................................... 838880 101779 13552448 74084 66273 129157 70257 924425 56042 9006422 443481 90948 2385055 50077 315220 139913 505602 3771195 134327 12035722 61574 139139 18662538 602879 99592 92933 7496028 1836755 607S78 59870 555840 531828 51752 55867 126852 302705 79469 5522430 21549021 BFG15069 PROCARBAZINE HYDROCHLORIDE ......................................................... PROGESTERONE ............................................................................................. 1,3-PROPANE SULTONE ........................................................................ BETA-PROPIOLACTONE . ...................................................................... XPROPYLENE OXIDE PROPYLTHIOURACIL ................................................................................... 3667.01 57830 1120714 57578 75569 51525 RADIONUCLIDES ........................................................................................ RESERPINE ................................................................................................... RESIDUAL (HEAVY) FUEL OILS ......................................................... 50555 SACCHARIN ................................................................................................... 81072 SACCHARIN, SODIUM .............................................................................. 126449 SAFROLE ........................................................................................................ 94597 SELENIUM SULFIDE ................................................................................... 7446346 SHALE-OILS ................................................................................................... 68306349 SILICA, CRYSTALLINE (AIRBORNE PARTICLES OF RESPIRABLE SIZE) -------- , ................................ ^ X SOOTS, TARS, AND CERTAIN ((MINERAL OILS) /2- 4, )? rA 1 -- < ^ ^ (MINERAL OILS MAY VARY IN COMPOSITION, J PARTICULARLY IN RELATION TO THEIR CONTENT OF CARCINOGENIC POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS) ................................................................................... STERIGMATOCYSTIN .................................................................................... 10048132 STREPTOZOTOCIN ......................................................................................... 18883664 STYRENE OXIDE ......................................................................................... 96093 SULFALLATE .............................................................................. ..... . . fS9G^t,: Vl(*\ -T8? 2! j VTALC CONTAINING ASBESTIFORM FIBERS3 TESTOSTERONE AND ITS ESTERS ................................: . . . 58220 2, 3, 7, 8-TETRACHLORODIBENZO- PARA-DIOXIN (TCDD) .......................................................................... 1746016 1, 1, 2, 2-TETRACHLOROETHANE ..................................................... 79345 VTFTRACHLOROETHYLENE (PERCHLOROETHYLENE) l3?0..................... 127184 P-ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, TETRACHLOROTOLUENE .... 5216251 TETRANITROMETHANE ............................................................................... 509148 THIOACETAMIDE ......................................................................................... 62555 4, 4 * -THIODIANILINE ......................................................................... 139651 THIOUREA ......................................................................................................... 62566 THORIUM DIOXIDE .................................................................................... 1314201 TOBACCO, ORAL USE OF SMOKELESS PRODUCTS ..................... TOBACCO SMOKE ......................................................................................... TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE .......................................................................... 26471625 ORTHO-TOLUIDINB .................................................................................... 95534 ORTHO - TOLUIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE ................................................ 636215 PARA- TOLUIDINE .......................................................................................... 106490 TOXAPHENE (POLYCHLORINATED CAMPHENES) ........................... 8001352 TREOSULFAN .................................................................................................... 299752 2, 4, 6-TRICHLOROPHENOL ................................................................ Xtrichloroethylene J&k.}................................................................ 88062 79016 7 7? 6, 19 BFG15071 CHLORAMBUCIL .............................................................................................. CHLORDECONE (KEPONE) ......................................................................... 1 - (2 - CHLOROETHYL) - 3 - CYCLOHEXTL -1 - NITROS OUREA (CCNU) (LOMUSTINE) ......................................................................... CLOMIPHENE CITRATE .............................................................................. COCAINE ........................................................................................................ CONJUGATED ESTROGENS ......................................................................... CYANAZINE ................................................................................................... CYCLOHEXIMIDE ......................................................................................... CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (ANHYDROUS) .................................................... CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (HYDRATED) ..................................................... CYHEXATIN ................................................................................................... CYTARABINE .................................... 305033 143500 13010474 504X9 50362 21725462 66819 50180 6055192 13121705 147944 DANAZOL .................................................... DAUNORUBICIN HYDROCHLORIDE .......................................................... DIETHYLSTILBESTROL (DES) ............................................................... DINOCAP ......................................................................................................... DINOSEB ......................................................................................................... DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN (PHENYTOIN) ............................................... DOXYCYCLINE .............................................................................................. 17230885 23547506 56531 39300453 88857 57410 564250 ERGOTAMINE TARTRATE .......................................................................... ETHYL ALCOHOL IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ................................ XETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYLETHER rU'<..................................... ETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOMETHYLETHER ........................................... ETOPOSIDE ........................................................ ETRETINATE .................................................................................................... 379793 110805 109864 33419420 54350480 FLUOROURACIL ............................................................................................... FLUOXYMESTERONE .................................................................................... FLUTAMIDE .................................................................................................... 51218 76437 13311847 HALAZEPAM .................................................................................................... 23092173 HEXACHLOROBENZENE ............................................................................... 118741 IFOSFAMIDE .................................................................................................... IODINE-131ISOTRETINOIN ............................................................................................... y lead 1*4^ ............................................ LITHIUM CARBONATE ............................................................................... LITHIUM CITRATE . ............................................................................... LORAZEPAM ..................................................................................................... 3778732 24267569 4759482 554132 919164 846491 MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE ..................................................... MEGESTROL ACETATE ................................................................................ MELPHALAN ..................................................................................................... MENOTROPINS ............................................................................................... MERCAPTOPURINE .......................................................................................... X MERCURY AND MERCURY COMPOUNDS ........................................... METHACYCLINE HYDROCHLORIDE ........................................................... 71589 595335 148823 9002680 6112761 3963959 21549025 BFG15073 TRIAZOLAM TRILOSTANE TRIMETHADIONE UROFOLLITROPIN ......................................................................................... VALPROATE ................................................................................................... VINBLASTINE SULFATE ......................................................................... VINCRISTINE SULFATE ......................................................................... WARFARIN ........................................................................................................ 28911015 13647353 127480 26995915 99661 143679 2068782 81812 (B) FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY SUBSTANCES AMINOPTERIN ............................................................................... ANABOLIC STEROIDS ............................................................... ASPIRIN (NOTE: IT IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT NOT TO USE ASPIRIN DURING THE LAST THREE MONTHS OF PREGNANCY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED TO DO SO BY A PHYSICIAN BECAUSE IT MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS IN THE UNBORN CHILD OR COMPLICATIONS DURING DELIVERY.) .......................................................... X CARBON DISULFIDE m... ' COCAINE .......................................... CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (ANHYDROUS) CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (HYDRATED) A /off,X ETHYLENE OXIDE V7?; /3oV /V/ ri>at -Vsf/^33 */&*? LEAD ItbZ '.?% TOBACCO SMOKE (PRIMARY) CAS NUMBER 54626 50782 75150 50362 50180 8055192 75218 (C) MALE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY SUBSTANCES!CAS NUMBER ANABOLIC STERIODS . . . ................................................................ XCARBON DISULFIDE . . /.97................................................................ CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (ANHYDROUS) ..................................................... CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (HYDRATED) ..................................................... 1.2- DIBROMO - 3 - CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) ...................................... DINITROBENZENE ......................................................................................... DINOSEB ...................................................................................................... . 75150 50180 6055192 96128 25154545 88857 23 BFG15075