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2024 - Week 31

Canada Introduces PFAS Reporting Requirements

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August 2024
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📰 Headlines at a Glance

  • Canada Introduces PFAS Reporting Requirements
  • European Commission Seeks Feedback on UV-328 Regulation
  • European Environment Agency Five-Year Review
  • EPA’s TRI Report Highlights PFAS Waste
  • Formaldehyde Risk Evaluation Review by EPA

🔍 The Headlines in Focus

🌍 Canada Introduces PFAS Reporting Requirements

Environment Canada has mandated detailed reporting for PFAS under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act. Entities handling PFAS must disclose quantities, uses, and safety measures by 29 January 2025 through the Single Window online system. Exemptions apply to personal use, transit, and laboratory analysis. Non-compliance may result in significant fines.

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🌐 European Commission Seeks Feedback on UV-328 Regulation

The European Commission has opened a public consultation on new regulations for UV-328, a UV-protective chemical classified as a persistent organic pollutant. Proposed amendments to Regulation (EU) 2019/1021 will impose strict concentration limits and specific exemptions for its use in certain products. Feedback from stakeholders is invited until 27 August 2024. The final regulation is expected to be adopted by the end of 2024, with full implementation by February 2025.

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🌱 European Environment Agency Five-Year Review

The European Environment Agency’s (EEA) five-year review highlights its effectiveness in informing EU environmental policies but identifies areas needing improvement. Recommendations include better monitoring systems, prioritisation, and resource allocation. The EEA’s role is crucial in advancing the European Green Deal’s goals.

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🏭 EPA’s TRI Report Highlights PFAS Waste

The EPA’s 2023 Toxics Release Inventory reveals over 1.5 million pounds of PFAS waste managed by 56 facilities. This preliminary data, part of ongoing efforts to enhance PFAS transparency, will be refined by October 2024. The TRI dataset provides insights into chemical management practices, aiding public, research, and policy decisions.

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📄 Formaldehyde Risk Evaluation Review by EPA

The EPA’s Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals has reviewed the draft risk evaluation for formaldehyde, suggesting improvements for accuracy and reliability. The recommendations include better documentation, robust environmental monitoring, and comprehensive exposure assessments. These insights will be incorporated into the final evaluation to enhance public health protection.

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