Information on the rules which have lowered reporting thresholds for Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic (PBT) Chemicals. If you want information about toxic chemical releases (& more) in your neighborhood enter your Zip code.
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- julesrs007
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The current TRI toxic chemical list contains 581 individually listed chemicals and 30 chemical categories (including 3 delimited categories containing 58 chemicals). If the members of the three delimited categories are counted as separate chemicals then the total number of chemicals and chemical categories is 666 (i.e., 581 + 27 + 58).
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- julesrs007
- 10 months ago
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thank you for this information!
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AHHH!!! I am going to have to do some more research into exactly what all the numbers, etc. stand for, but this is really good info that needs to get out there.
Thanks!
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Oppss! What out, Humans at its worse!
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A: What? They're poisoning us?
B: No, they have permits.
A: Oh... okay.
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Haha, no information on my zip code. That can't be good. Benzene? Uranium? Those aren't harmful right?
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- Sam_the_Wizer
- 9 months ago
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This is a great post. I just looked at Louisiana (my adopted state). YIKES!
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Some of these things are not dangerous, and some of them must be handled correctly to render them safe, and some are actually used by other componies in other ways. Thanks for the site, great info to have!
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- nursediesel
- 9 months ago
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