Solvent News

• HSIA Files Comments on EPA’s Risk Determination for Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Files Comments on EPA’s Risk Determination for Perchloroethylene
• HSIA Files Comments on EPA’s Risk Determination for Methylene Chloride
• HSIA Comments on the Proposed Phasedown of HFCs (attachments available by request)
• HSIA Files Request for Correction of EPA’s Risk Assessment of Carbon Tetrachloride
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Draft Risk Assessment of Perchloroethylene
  Attachments to HSIA Comments on EPA’s Draft Risk Assessment of Perchloroethylene

   

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    • Attachment 2
    • Attachment 3
    • Attachment 4
    • Attachment 5
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Draft Risk Assessment of Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Draft Risk Assessment of Carbon Tetrachloride
• Presentation to EPA on the HSIA Sponsored TCE Cardiac Study
• Q&A on EPA’s Final Rule Banning Consumer Use of Methylene Chloride-Based Paint Strippers
• HSIA’S Response to EPA’s Final Rule Banning Consumer Uses of Methylene Chloride Based Paint Strippers
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Problem Formulation Documents for Carbon Tetrachloride
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Problem Formulation Documents for Methylene Chloride
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Problem Formulation Documents for Perchloroethylene
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s Problem Formulation Documents for Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Comments on Science Transparency
• HSIA Statement in Support of the Continued Use of Methylene Chloride-Based Paint Strippers
• Recent Media Reports Falsely Identify Alternatives to Methylene Chloride- Based Paint Strippers As Equally Effective and Safer
• Safe Use and Handling of Methylene Chloride- Based Paint Strippers
• HSIA Comments on TSCA Problem Formulation for TCE, Perc, DCM and CTC
• Additional HSIA Comments on Problem Formulation for CTC
• HSIA Strongly Encourages the Use of These Icons on Methylene Chloride Paint Stripper Product Labels
• HSIA Comments on TSCA Section 6 Proposed Rule Prohibiting the Use of TCE for Aerosol Degreasers and Spot Cleaners by Dry Cleaners
• HSIA TSCA Comments Addendum – Halogenated Solvents Production and Use Summary
• HSIA TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• Attachment #1 – TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• Attachment #2 – TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• Attachment #3 – TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• Attachment #4 – TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• Attachment #5 – TSCA Comments on Perchloroethylene
• HSIA Files TSCA Comments on Carbon Tetrachloride
• HSIA Files TSCA Comments on Methylene Chloride
• Exhibit One/TSCA Comments on Methylene Chloride
• HSIA Files TSCA Comments on Trichloroethylene
• HSIA’s Presentation to OMB on TCE in Spot Cleaners and Aerosols
• HSIA’s Presentation to OMB on TCE in Vapor Degreasing
• HSIA’s Presentation to OMB on Methylene Chloride Based Paint Strippers
• HSIA Comments on New York State’s Proposal to Ban Perchloroethylene

Archives

• EPA Releases its draft risk evaluation of methylene chloride
• HSIA comments on OEHHA’s Draft Inhalation Cancer Unit Risk Factor for Perchloroethylene
• HSIA Comments on the Proposed ATSDR Draft Profile of Percholoroethylene
• HSIA Comments on the Proposed ATSDR Draft Profile of TCE
• HSIA/CPDA/PETA file additional comments on EDSP
• National Clothesline Ad and Interview with Paul White
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s TSCA Work Plan Risk Assessment Program for Methylene Chloride
• HSIA Comments on the EPA’s TSCA Work Plan Risk Assessment for Trichloroethylene
• National Clothesline Ad Interview with John Jeon
• National Clothesline Ad and Interview with Dry Cleaner John Bacon
• HSIA responds to the National Clothesline article entitled “Perc Users Should Study Alternatives”
• HSIA Comments on EPA’s “Work Plan”
• HSIA files comments with EPA in support of the Crop Life petition relating to the EDSP Program
• HSIA Sends a Letter to the Editor of the Wall Street Journal in response to their July 28, 2011 article entitled “The New Dirt on Dry Cleaners”
• HSIA Files Comments on the Ozone Transport Commission’s Model Rule for Solvent Degreasing
• TetraTech Report on the Cost Implications for the Potential Lowering of the Maximum Contaminant Level for Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Files Petition with EPA to list nPB as a Hazardous Air Pollutant
• HSIA Questions the Feasibility of CalOSHA’s Proposed Permissible Exposure Level For Tricholoroethylene
• HSIA Provides Comments to Cal/OSHA’s Health Expert Advisory Panel on the Proposed Permissible Exposure Limit for Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Files Comments on EPA’s Review of Existing National Primary Drinking Water Regulations and Proposed Maximum Contaminant Levels for Perchloroethylene and Trichloroethylene
• Media Overstate Risks, Toxicologists Say
• The Science Advisory Board completes its Review of EPA’s draft IRIS assessment entitled “Toxicological Review of Trichloroethylene”
• HSIA Sends a Letter to EPA regarding the Toxicological Review of Trichloroethylene
• HSIA Submits a Statement to the EPA Chartered Science Advisory Board prior to their December 15, 2010 Meeting on the draft Trichlorethylene IRIS Assessment
• HSIA Submits Comments to the EPA Chartered Science Advisory Board Prior to their December 15, 2010 Quality Review of the Trichloroethylene Panel’s Draft Review of the Draft IRIS Toxicological Assessment
• The Science Advisory Board’s Draft Peer Review of EPA’s Draft Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) Assessment of Trichloroethylene is Released (August 25, 2010)
• HSIA Comments on the Toxicological Review of Dichloromethane (methylene chloride) In Support Of The Summary Information on the EPA Draft Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) Draft Released on March 2010