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EPA Extends Deadline For Polymer Exemption Reporting
The new deadline is now set for 31 March 2024, offering relief to companies facing difficulties with the electronic reporting tool.
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United States·TSCA·
The new deadline is now set for 31 March 2024, offering relief to companies facing difficulties with the electronic reporting tool.

United States·TSCA·
The EPA is also poised to conduct a virtual public meeting on 5 March 2024 where stakeholders can oral public comments.

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The finalised rule introduces reduced fees for EPA-initiated risk evaluations and new chemical submissions.

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This session will focus on the evaluation process for acetaldehyde, acrylonitrile, benzenamine, MBOCA, and vinyl chloride under TSCA.

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Without this rule, companies could have resumed uses of these PFAS absent notification to and review by EPA.

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Facilities in certain sectors and federal facilities that manufacture or use these chemicals above certain quantities must now report.

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EPA will place increased weight on data from non-animal test methods that are more reproducible and provide results more relevant to humans.

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EPA seeks expert nominations for formaldehyde risk review under TSCA and FIFRA. Submit by 30 days post Federal Register notice.

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This chemical, commonly used in paints, coatings, aerospace applications, and other products, is linked to serious health issues.

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The Agency has directed Inhance Technologies LLC to halt the production of harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

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This expert feedback will form a crucial part of the second phase of the risk evaluation under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).

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This marks the first use of the EPA's section 8(c) authority in over 30 years, signalling a robust approach to chemical risk evaluation.

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Acetaldehyde, acrylonitrile, benzenamine, 4,4’-Methylene bis(2-chloroaniline) and vinyl chloride will be assessed for risks.

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The report highlights a 13% decrease in domestic mercury use in manufacturing, signalling a shift towards safer alternatives.
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