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"1 j- -v 1 1 1 CHRONIC TOXICITY OF EFFLUENT 1 FROH VISTA CHEMICAL COMPANY, VCM PLANT 1 TO THE FATHEAD MINNOW {Pimephales promelas) IN A STATIC RENEWAL BIOASSAY EN89305 1 Performed for: 1 Vista Chemical Company Attn: Paul Fetzer VCM Plant Road 1 Westlake, LA 70669 1 on September 25 - October 2, 1989 I i Performed by: J ENSR Consulting and Engineering (formerly ERT) Environmental Laboratory J 2400 West Loop South Suite 300 Houston, TX 77027 J J j J VVV 000004071 Formerly ERT CHRONIC TOXICITY OF EFFLUENT FROM VISTA CHEMICAL COMPANY, VCM PLANT ENSR Consulting and Engineering 2400 W est Loop South Suite 300 Houston.

V&r lood lead 50(1982) jpplevelns at the Environ- 1983: 5). aJth Acl- ens luftlollution O. e to lead Report .

The flavoprotein-catalyzed redox cycling of quinones in cellswould, therefore, quickly lead to anthrene facilitated the alterationof specific enzymeactivities under investigation.

HALOGENATED SOLVENT INDUSTRY ALLIANCE (914) 725-1492 1075 CENTRAL PARK AVENUE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK 10583 TO: APPLICATIONS COUNCIL HEALTH DATA COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE HEALTH AND SCIENCE COMMITTEE April 25, 1985 received flpR 2 9 1985 ""irwineptal Affairs CEFIC METHYL CHLOROFORM DOCUMENT Attached is the summary of methyl chloroform information prepared by Conseil Europeen des Federations de TIndustrie Chimique (CEFIC).

A nni mm m PM VAB.0001190272 SAFETY - Continued Routine dosimetry results for the month were: <________________________ Number VCM Lead Total Particulates 75 98.68 19 100.00 7 100.00 > PEL Number Percent 1 1.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 Monthly Injury Summary Injury Class FA Maintenance FA Maintenance RWC Compound Foreign object in left eye.

Chemistry and Industry, 18 April 1981 271 particularly for small-to-medium sized works in rural areas, the expectation is ti)at sludge disposal to land will continue, albeit perhaps in a mhdified form.

Environmental Health Perspectives Vol. 82, pp. 289-297, 1989 Consistencies and Inconsistencies Underlying the Quantitative Assessment of Leukemia Risk from Benzene Exposure by Steven H.

Environmental and Occupational Exposures to Chrysotile Asbestos: A Comparative Microanalytic Study1-3 BRUCE W.

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FILE NAME: General Motors (GM) DATE: 1980 July DOC#: GM033 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Articles - Fleet Owner - Brakes Caught in a bind between regulations that mandate better brake perform ance and government studies that could lead to a ban on the use of asbestos, fleets, vehicle makers, and brake-system manufacturers are investi gating alternative materials and methods of stopping a vehicle safely, consis tently, and economically.

Researeh andDivision Exxon Corporation Medicine and Environmental Health Department NEUROBEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OP OCCUPATIONAL SOLVENT EXPOSURE; PINAL REPORT; REVIEW OP RECENT LITERATURE * WAYNE C.

TENNECO POLYMERS, INC.

We are hopeful the petition will elicit a receptive response from OSHA that will lead to further discussion of an acceptable modification of the PEL for EDC.