On the recordMay 7, 2019
To me it seems obvious that excluding those hazards and those exposures undermines the validity of your risk evaluation and amounts to considering non-risk factors, which is prohibited under TSCA.
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congress.govLisa Blunt Rochester: “To me it seems obvious that excluding those hazards and those exposures undermines the validity of your risk evaluation…”
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Blunt Rochester emphasizes the importance of including all hazards in risk evaluations under TSCA.
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