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These assessments will be published as volume 93 of the IARC Monographs,1 and are the first assessments since the IARC Monograph preamble was amended.1 All three of the above agents are poorly soluble particles that are weakly toxic, and were chosen for assessment because evidence suggests that they cause cancer in the respiratory tract of rats through similar mechanisms: after exposure to high concentrations of these agents, deposition of particles onto the respiratory epithelium can lead to enhanced particle retention, impaired lung clearance, inflammatory response, production of reactive oxygen species, cell injury, cell proli feration, fibrosis, induction of mutations, and, ultimately, cancer.

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We agree that while no other measures of pup viability were affected, the decreased pup body weights and the failure to thrive that was noted as a cause of death for several of these animals would lead us to conclude that this was possibly a treatment-related effect All factors taken together, including the slightly higher number of FI pup deaths during lactation, the small reduction in mean pup weight on days 1,5, and8 (approx 90% of control), and toe post-weaning FI pup deaths (due to M ure to thrive) at 30 mg/kg/day suggest that there was a compound related effect on FI pup growth and survival.

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While some specific aspects of public involvement are particular to the statutory and regulatory framework of individual programs, public involvement lead by the DEQ will be based on the following underlying principles: The decision-making process should foster fairness, understanding, and engagement.

As issues are put on the Chemicals Global Issues List, the affected country external affairs representative and the lead Chemical person in that country should be notified promptly by a Chemicals external affairs representative.

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Dynax was successful developing a class of environmentally more benign AFFF agents, so-called EMB AFFF agents which outperformed the current US M IL-F-24385F AFFF specifications with regard to extinguishment and burnback resistance, while having a 65% lower fluorine content than the leading 3% AFFF agent on the Qualified Product List, 3M 's Light Water FC203CF.

The Task Force will hold its third meeting from 9 to 12 May 2006 (venue to be confirmed). 1.6 TECHNO-ECONOMIC ISSUES Descnption/objectives: To explore further best available techniques (BAT) for emission abatement, including their efficiency and costs; to continue to develop a techno-economic database (ECODAT) and methodologies for evaluating uncertainties and to draw up draft revisions of techno-economic items in annexes to protocols. 000391 P-5 EB.AIR/WG.5/2005/11/Rev. 1 page 5 Main activities and time schedule: The Expert Group on Techno-economic Issues, with France as lead country, will: (a) Continue to collect and store techno-economic data on emission control options and abatement techniques in selected sectors, their costs and ranges of uncertainties; data will be collected according to the nomenclature for reporting (NFR) provided in the Guidelines for Estimating and Reporting Emission Data; (b) Provide data on reference installations and control technologies, investment and operational costs, to the Centre for Integrated Assessment Modelling (CIAM) following consultations with national experts; (c) Make data available for future consideration of revision of technical annexes to protocols; (d) Provide the Working Group with summaries of background information on sectors covered by ECODAT; (e) Make efforts to assess emerging technologies and their abatement efficiencies; (f) Organize training sessions for experts to increase understanding o f the needs and aims of the Expert Group; (g) Publish regularly a newsletter on the work of the Expert Group and its outcomes; and (h) Hold its ninth and tenth meetings in 2006. 1.7 EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY Description/obiectives: To create favourable conditions for implementing technology-related obligations o f the Convention and its protocols, to facilitate the implementation of existing protocols and the accession o f non-Parties, particularly countries with economies in transition; to examine the needs for updating techmcal annexes and guidance documents to the protocols.

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