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Approach for evaluation of PBTs subject to authorisation and restriction procedures in context of socio-economic analysis
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Environmental and health impacts of PBT/vPvB substances depend on expected environmental exposure concentrations, i.e. the stock. Due to persistence, environmental exposure concentrations cannot adequately be described by pointing at current emissions or release only since the previously released PBT/vPvB substances persist to the current period. As a consequence, even if emissions cease, PBT/vPvB
substances remain in the environment but decay over time. Hence, the regulatory concern of PBT/vPvB substances goes beyond the concern pertaining to non-persistent SVHCs. In brief, it is suggested that an evaluation of PBT/vPvB substances subject to authorisation and restriction procedures under REACH is based on a stock pollution approach.
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Published:
2018-06-14
Corporate author(s):
Analytical Laboratory Luhnstedt
,
Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
(
European Commission
)
,
Fraunhofer
,
Vrije Universiteit
,
Wageningen University & Research
Personal author(s):
Klein, Michael
;
Oosterhuis, Frans
;
Gabbert, Silke
;
Nendza, Monika
;
Hahn, Stefan
Themes:
Environment policy and protection of the environment
,
Chemical industry
Subject:
chemical industry
,
chemical product
,
dangerous substance
,
economic analysis
,
environmental impact
,
environmental risk prevention
,
health risk
,
industrial research
,
public health
,
report
,
research and development
,
research method
,
social analysis
,
toxic substance
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ISSN
ISBN
978-92-79-75761-7
DOI
10.2873/33669
Catalogue number
ET-06-17-293-EN-N
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ISBN
978-92-79-75761-7
DOI
10.2873/33669
Catalogue number
ET-06-17-293-EN-N
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