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2/10/2017 Menu Dioxin in A rt Studio Ball Clay | Dioxin | US EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency Search EPA.gov Related Topics: Dioxin Share Contact Us Dioxin in Art Studio Ball Clay In 1996, dioxins were discovered in ball clay as a result of an investigation to determine the sources of elevated dioxin levels in two chicken samples from a national survey of poultry. The investigation indicated that the contamination source was ball clay added to chicken meal as an anti-caking agent. In the mid2000's, EPA conducted a study to evaluate the potential exposure scenario of the use of ball art clay in ceramic art studios. An Exploratory Study: Assessment of Modeled Dioxin Exposure in Ceramic Art Studios (2008 Final) Contact Us to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. Discover. Accessibility EPA Administrator Budget & Performance Contracting h ttp s ://w w w .e p a .g o v /d io x in /d io x in -a rt-s tu d io -b a N -d a y 1/2 2/10/2017 Grants No FEAR Act Data Privacy and Security Dioxin in A rt Studio Ball Clay | Dioxin | US EPA Connect. Data.gov Inspector General Jobs Newsroom Open Government Regulations.gov Subscribe USA.gov White House Ask. Contact Us Hotlines FOIA Requests Frequent Questions Follow. LAST UPDATED ON APRIL 14, 2016 h ttp s ://w w w .e p a .g o v /d io x in /d io x in -a rt-s tu d io -b a N -d a y 2/2