Titlebook: Regulating Chemical Risks; European and Global Johan Eriksson,Michael Gilek,Christina Rudén Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Assessing Chemical Risks: Evaluating Products Rather than Substances, and the Case of Anti-fouling P and interpreted. The example will be used to illustrate that it is important to continuously develop the legislation to avoid unwanted effects on both human and environmental health. It is also of utmost importance that the interpretation of the new legislation, especially in the beginning, which w

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Regulating Chemical Risk: REACH in a Global Governance PerspectiveCH, documenting a shift of decision-making authority away from the State level towards the private and European level, and explains why the Member States of the EU agreed to limit their decision-making power. It then considers the potential for REACH to be exported beyond EU boundaries, contemplates

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The Precautionary Principle in EU and US Chemicals Policy: A Comparison of Industrial Chemicals Legiinty. The principle will serve as the reference point for an analysis and a comparison of chemicals- policies and, in particular, of legislation for industrial chemicals in the European Union and the United States of America. In the second section, the precautionary principle will be described on a

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Scientific Committees and EU Policy: The Case of SCHERk Management. This is achieved through a case study of SCHER – the scientific committee responsible for assessing chemical risks in the EU. Thus this chapter also makes a contribution to the study of ‘committee governance’, and the politics of expertise in the EU more generally. This study has shown

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Testing in Aquatic Ecotoxicology: What Are the Scientific Conditions for the ‘3R’ Concept?e methods is needed focusing on specific and physiologically/toxicologically relevant -endpoints. We underline the importance to gain more information on toxic mechanisms of chemicals. New exciting biochemical techniques are waiting around the corner, e.g. in the genomics area and they need to be integrated in future test paradigms.

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Regulating Chemical Risk: REACH in a Global Governance Perspectiveadoption of REACH abroad may bring improvements in trade relations and health and environmental protection, these benefits risk to be substantially reduced and even reversed if REACH is incorporated in an institutional setting that is not equipped to deal with its managerial and administrative demands.