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AR226-1742 PFOS: A PILOT REPRODUCTION STUDY WITH THE MALLARD FINAL REPORT WILDLIFE INTERNATIONAL, LTD.
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BACK TO MAIN ACCUMULATION OF PERFLUOROOCTANESULFONATE AND RELATED FLUOROCHEMICALS IN MARINE MAMMALS John P.
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BACK TO MAIN 3M Company EPI-0013 Page 1 of 5 INTERIM REPORT Epidemiology Medical Department 3M Company St.
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Solvay Solexis S.p.A SPINETTA MARENGO (AL) - ITALY Method of Analysis PF 30/82 Determination of the Content of using Potentiometric Titration Product: Category: Edition: 2 Written by: Approved by: Date: 20 September 2006 Verified by: Pages: 5 Tables: 1 Figures: 1 1.
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Toxicological Summary PFOS Dietary Chronic Pilot Reproductive Study: Mallard Test Substance: Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) Structure: 1-Octanesulfonic acid, 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7,8,8,8-heptadecafluoropotassium salt, CAS# 2795-39-3 Test Remarks: The test substance is a white powder (3M Lot #217).
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AR226-2338 Fluoropolymers Monitoring Technical Group September 18, 2003 Agenda Program Overview - EPA Suggested Priority Change Discussion Landfills Soil Sampling Biota Sampling ssy ^E^y-^sl Possible Sources of Exposure PFO Impuri POSF R Mate Trans formation to PFOA APFO Manufacture w '< Fluoropolymer Summary Processing Fluoropolymer Manufacture Dry Resin Processing Non Fluoropolymer Products Aqueous Resin Processing APFO Manufacture 99% Reduction in emissions as compared to prior manufacture Air dispersion modeling Water monitoring - Prior Manufacturer - New technology baseline Program Plant Design LOI LOI/other LOI Timi In pl Com Ongo Ongo >99% Emissions Reduction APFO Manufacture Air Dispersion Modeling Water Monitoring LOI ECA Fluoropolymer Summary Processing Fluoropolymer Manufacture Non Fluoropolymer Products Dry Resin Processing Aqueous Resin Processing Non-Fluoropolymer Products Program Tim Commitment to not sell APFO outside fluoropolymer industry LOI Ong I 3s O, hrMi -- ID M m H 0 W M I-' 01 >99% Emissions Reduction APFO Manufacture Air Dispersion Modeling Water Monitoring Fluoropolymer Summary Processing Fluoropolymer Manufacture Dry Resin Processing Aqueous Resin Processing LOI ECA Fluoropolymer Manufacture Global Material Balance 50% Emissions Reduction Commitment 2002 Status - 48% reduction from the baseline Monitoring/Modeling Commitments - Air dispersion modeling - Groundwater - Soil - Landfill Program pre-LOl pre-LOl LOI LOI/other Other Other Timi Com 20 12/31 Ongo (Toda (Toda >99% Emissions Reduction APFO Manufacture Air Dispersion Modeling Water Monitoring LOI ECA Fluoropolymer Summary >50% Emissions Reduction Fluoropolymer Manufacture j-^ Dispersiola tVtodeling ^vVater Sampliing/ ^vionitormg ^/-<^n^--S^\ ------------------11 T31,,-N^/.1n^<' Processmg -> Dry Resin Processing Aqueous -> Resin -> Processing ------------------------k- W 0 I.J M H CT 0 w C.I 10 ^ aSu M CO I-' 0 W M It Processing/Articles of Commerce Program Tim Articles of commerce testing - "New" Articles of Commerce - "Aged" Articles of Commerce Dispersion processors material balance Incineration testing LOI ECA LOI ECA 12/3 200 12/3 6/30 >99% Emissions Reduction APFO Manufacture Air Dispersion Modeling Water Monitoring LOI ECA Fluoropolymer Summary >50% Emissions Reduction ^ Fluoropolymer Manufacture ^\ir Disperstoii ^viodeling \ Water Samplung/ 3v\ ionitoring ^C^S ^ ^Ton 1 k Processing ~> Dry Resin Processing Aqueous -+ Resin -^ Processing Articles of Commerce Tes Dispersion Processors Mat Aged Articles of Commer Incineration Testing sl a s s ro o ^ EPA Proposal Delay "Articles of Commerce" testing and goal date and accelerate "Air dispersion modeling" at Fluoropolym manufacturing sites in order to expedite the process to determine if additional monitoring (and ECA) is need these facilities.
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AEOLOS Final Report FINAL PUBLISHABLE REPORT CONTRACT N: ACRONYM: ENK6-CT-2001-00501 AEOLOS TITLE : ASSESSMENT OF IMPACT OF SF6 AND PFCs RESERVOIR TRACERS ON GLOBAL WARMING PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR: NCSR DEMOKRITOS (NCSRD, HE) PARTNERS: STATOIL (Norway) IFE (Institute for Energy Technology, Norway) ICSTM (Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London, UK) SFT (Norwegian Pollution Control Authority/Statens forurensningstilsyn) MOL (MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas PLC, HU) REPORTING PERIOD: FROM 1/11/2001 TO 30/10/2004 PROJECT START DATE: 1/11/2001 DURATION: 36 MONTHS Project funded by the European Community under the EESD Programme (1998-2002) 1 AEOLOS Final Report CONTENTS 1 PUBLISHABLE FINAL REPORT ..................................................................................................3 1.1 Executive Publishable Summary ...................................................................................................3 1.2 Publishable Synthesis Report.........................................................................................................5 2 AEOLOS Final Report 1.
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TRADE SECRET AR226-3165 DuPont-2926 Study Title H-24002: Biopersistence Screening 10-Dose Oral Gavage Study in Rats Laboratory Project ID: DuPont-2926 AUTHOR: Carol Finlay, B.A.
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SAN FRANCISCO PALO ALTO WALNUT cheek LOS ANGELES OHANGE COUNTY LAW OFFICES OF Morrison & Foerster 2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Brooklyn Heights Courier (neighborhood newspaper) Summary of New York Lawyers for Public Interest News Release Data shows a possible wide-spread presence of RGBs in Brooklyn schools By Hashim Rahman Friday, October 16, 2009 10:01 AM EDT Recently obtained School Construction Authority (SCA) data reveals that between 2008 and now, over 30 recently-renovated Brooklyn schools contained high levels of PCBs, a toxic chemical compound that was banned in 1978.
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RESPIRATOR PROTECTION FACTORS ** NOTE: THE FOLLOWING IS THE INFORMATION AND METHOD THAT IS USED TO DETER MINE THE.
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Shanghai Health Study December 2006 - Proposal for Path Forward I.
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