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HomeStudy on collecting information on substances with the view to analyse health, socio-economic and environmental impacts in connection with possible amendments of Directive 98/24/EC (Chemical Agents) and Directive 2009/148/EC (Asbestos)
Final report for asbestos
Study on collecting information on substances with the view to analyse health, socio-economic and environmental impacts in connection with possible amendments of Directive 98/24/EC (Chemical Agents) and Directive 2009/148/EC (Asbestos)
Final report for asbestos
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The objective of this study is to support the European Commission’s Impact Assessment of a potential lower Occupational Exposure Limit (OEL) value for asbestos under the Asbestos at Work Directive (AWD, Directive 2009/148/EC).
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- Corporate author(s): COWI , Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (European Commission) , EPRD , FoBIG , RPA
- Personal author(s): Lassen, Carsten ; Christens, Frans ; Vencovska, Jana ; Vencovsky, Daniel ; Garrett, Sophie ; Schneider, Klaus ; Dilger, Marco
- Themes: Workers' health and safety , Community secondary legislation
- Subject: amendment , asbestos , chemical product , chemicals legislation , cost-benefit analysis , dangerous substance , data collection , directive (EU) , economic consequence , environmental impact , health risk , occupational health , report , risk management , social impact , toxic substance
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-41921-1 | DOI 10.2767/981554 | Catalogue number KE-01-21-288-EN-N |
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