HAARHOFF id a crescendo of criticism about past policies for disposal of its toxic wastes and present dealings with en vironmental agencies; facing rising community opposition to the building of facilities for improved waste dis posal systems; and hearing broad-gauge accusations of wrongdoing by a leading contract waste disposal company, the chemical industry is grimly trying to accomplish a twofold task: build facili ties that employ proved disposal tech niques, and search for new ways to handle wastes.

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CHEMICAL REGULATION REPORTER' A weekly review of activity affecting chemical users and manufacturers Volume 3, Number 51 THE BUREAU OP NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

Examples of substances which may merit specifically designated respirators include asbestos, silica (sand blasting), lead burning operations, vinyl chloride, ECH, EO, or similar materials with low PEL's or internal standards.

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Alcoa believes that a blanket request for unpublished studies, no matter what the available quantity or quality of published studies on a given substance or mixture, will lead inevitably -2 ALCOA0000009861 t to the collection, at substantial cost, of duplicative informa tion which in fact contributes nothing additional to the appreciation of the human or environmental effects of such substances.

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Kirkland & Ellis MEMORANDUM TO: CMA PCB Panel PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL FROM: DATE: RE: Tim Hardy June 29, 1984 Legal Backdrop for the Spill Cleanup Issue In recent discussions with representatives of EPA's TSCA Compliance Office, their proposed spill cleanup policy.

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