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Vinyl Chloride Safety Association September 27, 1991 John M.
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ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS CASUALTY PREVENTION DIVISION BUREAU OF EXPLOSIVES REPORT OF RAILROAD TANK CAR LEAKS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BY COMMODITY BY SOURCE OF LEAK FOR THE YEAR 1993 (Nf wrlHut nhm) Report BOE 934 JUNE 30,1994 CMA 110109 INTRODUCTION Hie Association of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives has maintained records on railroad accidents and incidents involving explosives and other dangerous goods since its inception in 1907.
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1^*1995 C CMA 110935 VCTC P 04\024\006\0006\000001 Correspondcnce\Panel Sent
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STUDY PLAN Revised 23 September 1996 COMBINED INHALATION TWO-GENERATION REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY TESTING OF VINYL CHLORIDE I.
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DRAFT FOR PUBLIC COMMENT Acute Health Effects December, 1994 For Distribution by CM A CHEMSTAR DIVISION From H SkiaLl_________ Ref.
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m/aihe I#M Vinyl W m Institute A Division of The Society of The Plastics Industry, Inc.
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August 11, 1994 Explanation of Vinyl Chloride Panel Health Committee Budget An initial budget of $325,000 is proposed for the following activities: Contractor cost for the update of vinyl chloride epidemiology study Dow Chemical's expenses for designing, monitoring, consulting with the selected contractor, and reviewing interim, draft and final reports for the epidemiological update Consultant expenses for vinyl chloride risk assessment and short-term exposure effects studies Administrative expenses for update of the epidemiology study; follow-ups with EPA on VC risk assessment; follow-ups with EPA on VC and/or EDC testing under TSCA Section 4; follow-ups with consultants on VC risk assessment and short-term exposure effects studies; meeting planning, attendance, and other routine services; follow-up of action items resulting from meetings and conference calls; and, monitoring of regulatory activities impacting vinyl chloride manufacturing companies The Committee has proposed to share the $325,000 budget based upon the 1993 VC nameplate capacity.
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CMA 114749 1995 C VCHC o 04\034\009\0006\000001 r Corrcspondence\Panel Sent 1995
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Chemical Manufacturers Association April 11,1997 , Mr.
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ENCR Consulting Engineering Remediation June 26, 1996 Via Federal Express ENSR Ref.
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Roy D. 3rard Vica President Heaitn, Safety 4 Environment January 9, 1992 Shell Oil Company One Shall Plaza P 0.
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July 5, 1994 Explanation of Vinyl Chloride Research Coordinator Budget An initial budget of $300,000 is proposed for the following activities: Contractor cost for the update of vinyl chloride epidemiology study Dow Chemical's expenses for designing, monitoring, consulting with the selected contractor, and reviewing interim, draft and final reports for the epidemiological update Consultant expenses for vinyl chloride risk assessment and short-term exposure effects studies Administrative expenses for update of the epidemiology study; follow-ups with EPA on VC risk assessment; follow-ups with EPA on VC and/or EDC testing under TSCA Section 4; follow-ups with consultants on VC risk assessment and short-term exposure effects studies; meeting planning, attendance, and other routine services; follow-up of action items resulting from meetings and conference calls; and, monitoring of regulatory activities impacting vinyl chloride manufacturing companies The VCRC has proposed to share the estimated $300,000 budget based upon the 1993 VC nameplate capacity.
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