KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. (94A) WEATHER KING LATEX EXTERIOR PRIMER-Tltanium Dioxide 12.39%, Basic Silicate White Lead 10.33%, Calcium Car bonate 12.397., Acrylic Latex Resin 19.46%.

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Apart from the fact that this investigator seems to be unaware that acute and chronic chemical pneumonia may result from an occupational exposure to nitrous oxide, sulfur dioxide fumes, and other noxious gases, and to various types, of inorganic and organic dusts (silica, asbestos, iron oxide, and manganese), as well as that numerous forms of anemia are caused by an industrial contact with a great number and variety of industrially widely used chemicals (lead, mer cury, arsenic, benzol, hydrazines, and organic solvents), the data presented show unequivocally and convincingly that cancer is a disease of remarkable, industrial importance, and that industry has a moral obligation concerning curtailment of the occupational hazards leading to cancerous disease.

Coalition for Benzene Advocacy Draft Origin & goal of the "Coalition for Benzene Advocacy" By historical agreement, API has the lead for benzene issues, as ACC has the lead for butadiene API currently works product stewardship & health advocacy issues / activities through the dues-budget funded "Benzene Task Force" Chemical industry stakeholders lack a similar "benzene product stewardship & health advocacy" trade association group Shell Chemical suggested that API explore chemical industry stakeholder interest in such a group, and identify issues of common interest that could be worked in such a forum As a practical first step to gauge interest and initiate organization, a chemical/petroleum industry "Coalition" could be formed with the existing API Benzene Task Force If successful in demonstrating "value added", the ad hoc Coalition could evolve into a self-funded API solicitation committee for petroleum and chemical stakeholders Industry Role for the Coalition Serve as a credible source of information Venue to share "best practices" o Communications o Emergency response o Product Stewardship manual Page 1 of 3 SHELL-MCCLURG-061930 Coalition for Benzene Advocacy Draft Proposed Current Benzene Issues I Activities Children's Health o Children's sensitivity to benzene II Project: VCCEP Benzene Risk Assessment Proiect: David Pyatt's manuscript on children's sensitivity Identify threats to industry and respond with science-based advocacy: o EPA via CAA Residual Risk o Changes in Texas TCEQ regulations o EPA mobile air toxics regulations (motor gasoline) o HAP implementation o Product liability (in general terms) Response to recent epidemiology study results o NCI low-dose response benzene research o HealthWatch data o Shanghai Health Study o Steffen et al. data (French childhood leukemia) Prepare "what we are doing" documents o VCCEP-sponsored benzene exposure study Position document appropriate ambient Air Quality standard Communications - holding statements Page 2 of 3 SHELL-MCCLURG-061931 Coalition for Benzene Advocacy Draft Proposed Near-Term Benzene Issues Benzene Risk Assessment (cancer potency and non-cancer issues) o Occupational Exposure Limits (OELs) o Regulations impacting chemical production and use o Co-exposure / threshold impact on Risk Assessment Strategy for CAA Residual Risk NCI partnerships - benzene health research Proactive issue management o Exposu re assessment o Biomonitoring o Occupational and community exposures o Understanding implications of new science Page 3 of 3 SHELLMCCLURG061932

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ADVANCE UNEDITED DRAFT p. 1 AR oq a6_ 36/1 DRAFT RISK PROFILE OUTLINE EXECUTIVE SUMMAR Y I INTRODUCTION 1 .1 Chemical Identity of the proposed substance Mention who has made the proposal and when Spell out the specific chemical identity and particular considerations related to that 1 .2 Conclusion of the POP Review Commi tt ee of Annex D information "POP RC has evaluated Annex D (add reference to the meeting and the decision) information and has concluded that . . . " 1 .3 Data source s short overview of the data sources provided by the proposing Party and/or used by the POP RC in Annex D screenin g short overview of data submitted by Parties and observers (NB : a more elaborated summary of the submissions may be provided as a separate POP RC INF document) information on availability of national and international assessment reports ; [1 .4 Summary of available risk informatio n brief summary of the submitted evaluations and other information referred to in Annex E, point f Alternatively, can be summarised in a separate POP RC INF document ] 1 .5 Status of the chemical under international convention s 2 SUMMARY INFORMATION RELEVANT FOR THE RISK PROFILE 2.1 Sources production, trade, stockpiles uses releases to the environment 2 .2 Environmental fate Further elaboration of information referred to in Annex D, paragraphs (b) - (d) ; based on all relevant available information Monitoring data available integrated under the subheading or alternatively dealt with under separate heading "Monitoring data" Could be split in : 2 .2 .1 Persistence 2 .2.2 Bioaccumulatio n 2 .2 .3 Long range environmental transpo rt 000222 p. 2 y 2.3 Exposure Summary of relevant information concerning exposure in local areas (both near the source and in remote areas) Summary of relevant information concerning exposure as a result of LRET Information on bioavailability 2.4 Hazard assessment for endpoints of concer n Further elaboration of information referred to in Annex D, paragraph (e) ; based on all relevant available information Monitoring data on effects include d 3 SYNTHESIS OF THE INFORMATIO N synthesis of the information under chapter 2 tha t focus on information that is leading to the conclusive statement under chapter 4 4 CONCLUDING STATEMEN T Is the chemical likely, as a result of LRET, to lead to significant adverse human health and/or environmental effects, such that global action is warranted Note : No Annexes ; all other data provided as POP RC INF documents Target size not longer than 20 page s 2 000223