On the recordApril 28, 2014
This draft explicitly requires EPA to consider exposures to infants, children, pregnant women, workers and the elderly during the prioritization process and throughout the risk evaluations.
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congress.govCalvin Dooley: “This draft explicitly requires EPA to consider exposures to infants, children, pregnant women, workers and the elderly…”
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Dooley addresses the draft's attention to vulnerable populations in risk evaluations.
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