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|a Toxic Chemicals :
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|a Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2 Toxic Chemical Composition Reporting -- Introduction -- California: Proposition 65 -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- European Union's Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals Program -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Registration -- Toxics Release Inventory -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3 Toxic Chemical Release Reporting -- Introduction -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Refinements to TRI -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Limitations of TRI Program -- Bibliography -- Chapter 4 TRI Programs in Other Countries -- Introduction -- Canadian National Pollutant Release Inventory Program -- Australian National Pollutant Inventory -- European Union -- European Pollutant Emission Register -- European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register -- Japan -- Accessing PRTR Data -- North American Data -- European Data from E-PRTR -- International PRTR Data from OECD -- Bibliography -- Chapter 5 TRI Program Impacts on Reducing Toxic Chemical Releases -- Introduction -- TRI Success Stories -- Bibliography -- Chapter 6 Quantifying Toxicity -- Introduction -- Ingestion Carcinogenicity -- Inhalation Carcinogenicity -- Ingestion Noncarcinogenic Toxicity -- Inhalation Noncarcinogenic Toxicity -- Development of a Single Toxicity Factor -- Ingestion Carcinogenic Toxicity Factor Development -- Inhalation Carcinogenic Toxicity Factor Development -- Ingestion Noncarcinogenic Toxicity Factor Development -- Inhalation Noncarcinogenic Toxicity Factor Development -- Single Combined Relative Toxicity Factor Development.
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|a Bibliography -- Chapter 7 Quantifying Mobility -- Introduction -- Air Mobility Factor -- Water Mobility Factor -- Combined Mobility Factor -- Bibliography -- Chapter 8 Quantifying Persistence -- Introduction -- Persistence Factor -- Bibliography -- Chapter 9 Quantifying Bioconcentration -- Introduction -- Bioconcentration Adjustment Factor -- Bibliography -- Chapter 10 Developing Effective Toxicity Factors -- Introduction -- Effective Toxicity Factor -- Toxicity Impact -- Chapter 11 Focusing on Impact Chemicals -- Introduction -- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 33/50 Program -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- Washington Department of Ecology Persistent, Bioaccumulative Toxins Program and Other Targeted (Mercury) Chemicals Programs -- Basis for the Mercury Reduction Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- Registration, Evaluation Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals Program of the European Union -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Evaluation -- Authorization -- PBT Substances -- Very Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Substances -- Restriction -- Bibliography -- Chapter 12 Use versus Release Reporting -- Introduction -- Comparison of Use and Releases -- Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act -- Reporting Requirements -- Maine Toxics and Hazardous Waste Reduction Program -- Reporting Requirements -- New Jersey Pollution Prevention Program -- Bibliography -- Chapter 13 Pollution Prevention Planning -- Introduction -- Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act -- Maine Toxics and Hazardous Waste Reduction Program -- Washington State Department of Ecology Pollution Prevention Program -- New Jersey Pollution Prevention Program -- Lessons Learned by New Jersey Companies.
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|a California: Hazardous Waste Source Reduction and Management Review Act of 1989 (Senate Bill 14) -- Texas -- Minnesota -- Arizona Department of Environmental Quality -- Voluntary Technical Assistance Programs -- Bibliography -- Chapter 14 Technical Assistance -- Introduction -- Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act -- Maine Toxics and Hazardous Waste Reduction Program -- Technical Resources for Engineering Efficiency Program -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- Lean and the Environment Program (Washington State) -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- Company Examples -- New Jersey Technical Assistance Program -- Basis for Program -- Program Requirements -- Role of Stakeholders -- Financial Impacts -- Effectiveness of Program -- California Technical Assistance Program -- Bibliography -- Chapter 15 Market-Based Approaches to Environmental Protection -- Introduction -- Command without Control -- Cap and Trade -- Pollution Taxes or Fees -- Bibliography -- Chapter 16 A Program to Reduce Toxic Chemical Use -- Introduction -- Target Impact Chemicals -- Chemical Composition Reporting -- Chemical Toxicity Rating -- Chemical Use Reporting -- Public Disclosure -- Toxic Chemical Use Fee -- Incentives -- Chemical Use Reduction Planning -- Bibliography -- Technical Assistance -- Chapter 17 Costs and Benefits -- Introduction -- Costs of the Program -- Toxic Chemical Use Fees -- Health Benefits of a Successful Toxic Chemical Usage Reduction Program -- Environmental Impacts -- Direct Benefits to Businesses -- Human Capacity Building -- Technology Transfer and Productivity Enhancement -- Positive Publicity and Associated Increased Revenue -- Reduced Regulatory Burden -- Other Benefits -- Bibliography.
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|a Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2023. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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