Index
319
EPA, see U.S..Environmental.Protection.Agenc
EPCRA, see Emergency.Planning.and.
Community.Right-to-Know.Act
EPER, see European.Pollutant.Emission.Registe
E-PRTR, see European.Pollutant.Release.and.
Transfer.Register
ETFs, see Effective.toxicity.factors
European.Pollutant.Emission.Register.(EPER),.
44,.47
European.Pollutant.Release.and.Transfer.Regist
(E-PRTR),.47–48,.52
European.Union.Registration,.Evaluation,.
Authorization,.and.Restriction.of.
Chemicals.program,.11–12,.180–188
. authorization,.181–183
. basis.for.program,.11,.180
. evaluation,.180
. PBT.substances,.187
. program.requirements,.11–12,.180
. registration,.1112
. restriction,.187
. very.persistent,.bioaccumulative,.and.toxic.
substances,.187
f
Fee,.278–281
. attorney,.10
. hazardous.waste,.193,.210
. penalty,.200
. permit,.203
. pollution,.232–233
. P2.planning,.221
. sewage,.194
. toxic.chemical.use,.237,.256,.277
Financial.impact
. lean.and.environment.program,.221
. New.Jersey.Technical.Assistance.Program,.
224–225
. Proposition.65,.9–10
. Technical.Resources.for.Engineering.
Efficiency.program,.217–218
. U.S..EPA.33/50.program,.173
. Washington.Department.of.Ecology,.179
Flame.retardants,.176
Form.A,.17,.19,.20,.21,.203
Form.R,.17,.18,.20,.22,.203,.277
Fugitive.emissions,.47
g
GDP, see Gross.domestic.product
Goal.setting,.197
Green.building.development,.283
Greenhouse.gases,.48
y
r
er.
Green.products,.1,.7
Gross.domestic.product.(GDP),.277
h
Half-life.(HL),.2,.105,.187
HAPs, see Hazardous air pollutants
Hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), 286
Health benefits, usage reduction program, 277–281
Heavy metals, 49
Hexavalent chromium, 7, 236, 255
HL,.see.Half-life
Human capacity building, 283–284
i
Impact.chemicals,.171–190
. Automotive.Recyclers.of.Washington,.178
. banned.uses.of.chemicals.in.proposed.
REACH.legislation,.188
. best.management.practice,.178
. category.1.carcinogens,.182
. category.2.carcinogens,.183–184
. category.2.mutagens,.185
. chemicals.toxic.to.reproduction.(category.1),.
185
. chemicals.toxic.to.reproduction.(category.2),.
186
. chief.financial.officer,.173
. European.Union.Registration,.Evaluation,.
Authorization,.and.Restriction.of.
Chemicals.program,.180–188
. . authorization,.181–183
. . basis.for.program,.180
. . evaluation,.180
. . PBT.substances,.187
. . program.requirements,.180
. . restriction,.187
. . very.persistent,.bioaccumulative,.and.
toxic.substances,.187
. flame.retardants,.176
. MERA
. . improvements.in.amount.of.mercury.used.
and.released,.179
. . labeling.requirements,.177
. mercury-containing.lamps,.177
. PBT.chemical,.highest.priority,.176
. P2.Grants.Program,.173
. publicly.owned.treatment.works,.174
. U.S..Environmental.Protection.Agency.33/50.
program,.171–176
. . basis.for.program,.172
. . effectiveness.of.program,.173–175
. . financial.impacts,.173
. . program.requirements,.172–173
. . role.of.stakeholders,.173
319
EPA, see U.S..Environmental.Protection.Agenc
EPCRA, see Emergency.Planning.and.
Community.Right-to-Know.Act
EPER, see European.Pollutant.Emission.Registe
E-PRTR, see European.Pollutant.Release.and.
Transfer.Register
ETFs, see Effective.toxicity.factors
European.Pollutant.Emission.Register.(EPER),.
44,.47
European.Pollutant.Release.and.Transfer.Regist
(E-PRTR),.47–48,.52
European.Union.Registration,.Evaluation,.
Authorization,.and.Restriction.of.
Chemicals.program,.11–12,.180–188
. authorization,.181–183
. basis.for.program,.11,.180
. evaluation,.180
. PBT.substances,.187
. program.requirements,.11–12,.180
. registration,.1112
. restriction,.187
. very.persistent,.bioaccumulative,.and.toxic.
substances,.187
f
Fee,.278–281
. attorney,.10
. hazardous.waste,.193,.210
. penalty,.200
. permit,.203
. pollution,.232–233
. P2.planning,.221
. sewage,.194
. toxic.chemical.use,.237,.256,.277
Financial.impact
. lean.and.environment.program,.221
. New.Jersey.Technical.Assistance.Program,.
224–225
. Proposition.65,.9–10
. Technical.Resources.for.Engineering.
Efficiency.program,.217–218
. U.S..EPA.33/50.program,.173
. Washington.Department.of.Ecology,.179
Flame.retardants,.176
Form.A,.17,.19,.20,.21,.203
Form.R,.17,.18,.20,.22,.203,.277
Fugitive.emissions,.47
g
GDP, see Gross.domestic.product
Goal.setting,.197
Green.building.development,.283
Greenhouse.gases,.48
y
r
er.
Green.products,.1,.7
Gross.domestic.product.(GDP),.277
h
Half-life.(HL),.2,.105,.187
HAPs, see Hazardous air pollutants
Hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), 286
Health benefits, usage reduction program, 277–281
Heavy metals, 49
Hexavalent chromium, 7, 236, 255
HL,.see.Half-life
Human capacity building, 283–284
i
Impact.chemicals,.171–190
. Automotive.Recyclers.of.Washington,.178
. banned.uses.of.chemicals.in.proposed.
REACH.legislation,.188
. best.management.practice,.178
. category.1.carcinogens,.182
. category.2.carcinogens,.183–184
. category.2.mutagens,.185
. chemicals.toxic.to.reproduction.(category.1),.
185
. chemicals.toxic.to.reproduction.(category.2),.
186
. chief.financial.officer,.173
. European.Union.Registration,.Evaluation,.
Authorization,.and.Restriction.of.
Chemicals.program,.180–188
. . authorization,.181–183
. . basis.for.program,.180
. . evaluation,.180
. . PBT.substances,.187
. . program.requirements,.180
. . restriction,.187
. . very.persistent,.bioaccumulative,.and.
toxic.substances,.187
. flame.retardants,.176
. MERA
. . improvements.in.amount.of.mercury.used.
and.released,.179
. . labeling.requirements,.177
. mercury-containing.lamps,.177
. PBT.chemical,.highest.priority,.176
. P2.Grants.Program,.173
. publicly.owned.treatment.works,.174
. U.S..Environmental.Protection.Agency.33/50.
program,.171–176
. . basis.for.program,.172
. . effectiveness.of.program,.173–175
. . financial.impacts,.173
. . program.requirements,.172–173
. . role.of.stakeholders,.173