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… Needed Reforms and New Policy in - 6072 Needed Reforms and New Policy in OPPT (Chemicals) Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … - page 433
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… • Focus the scope of chemical - 6074 • Focus the scope of chemical evaluations on pathways of exposure that are not covered by other program offices and other environmental statutes, and eliminate scope … - page 433
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… Ensure that new chemical evaluations are - 6076 Ensure that new chemical evaluations are conducted in a timely manner, … Protection Agency Page number 434 … Ensure that new chemical evaluations are conducted in a timely manner, … - page 434
… For new chemicals, reset the program - 6077 For new chemicals, reset the program to ensure that reviews are … revising the regulations governing the reviews of new chemicals. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … - page 434
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… Apply real-world use of chemicals when - 6079 Apply real-world use of chemicals when assessing conditions of use for risk evaluations. … Agency Page number 434 … Apply real-world use of chemicals when assessing conditions of use for risk evaluations. … - page 434
… Transition the Safer Choice program to - 6080 Transition the Safer Choice program to the private sector. Right-size the TSCA fee’s … Protection Agency Page number 434 … Transition the Safer Choice program to the private sector. Right-size the TSCA fee’s … - page 434
… covering the costs of EPA inefficiency - 6081 covering the costs of EPA inefficiency or overreach. Chapter Environmental Protection … Agency Page number 434 … covering the costs of EPA inefficiency or overreach. … covering the costs of EPA … - page 434
… Revise existing policies to address the - 6082 Revise existing policies to address the requirements of the 2016 Lautenberg … Protection Agency Page number 434 … Revise existing policies to address the requirements of the 2016 Lautenberg … - page 434
… approaches that will be used under TSCA for existing chemicals. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … approaches that will be used under TSCA for existing chemicals. … Develop a framework rule for risk - 6083 … - page 434
… Needed Reforms and New Policy in - 6084 Needed Reforms and New Policy in OPP (Pesticides) Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … - page 434
… on Department of - 6085 OPP should rely on Department of Agriculture and state usage data that reflect actual pesticide use in registration reviews and Endangered Species Act (ESA)* analyses. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service should rely on … - page 434
… testing requirements that registrants must meet before pesticides are allowed on the market. However, when pesticides undergo registration review every 15 years, EPA relies on publicly available data with differing levels of quality and … - page 434
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… • ESA reform for pesticides is - 6088 • ESA reform for pesticides is necessary. When approving pesticides, FIFRA allows for cost-benefit balancing, recognizing … - page 434
… • New policies are needed to - 6089 • New policies are needed to ensure that other program offices (such as ORD, OW, and OLEM) will defer to OPP on … - page 434
… • While individual pesticide registrations are - 6090 • While individual pesticide registrations are considered adjudications and not reviewed by the Office of Management and … - page 434
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