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HPV Chemical Hazard Data Availability Study
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Of the 3,000 chemicals that the US imports or produces at more than 1 million lbs/yr, a new EPA analysis finds that 43% of these high production volume chemicals have no testing data on basic toxicity and only seven percent have a full set of basic test data. This lack of test data compromises the public's right to know about the chemicals that are found in their environment, their homes, their workplace, and the products that they buy. Industry must do more to ensure that basic information is available on every high-production chemical they manufacture.
There are six basic tests which have been internationally agreed to for screening high production volume (HPV) chemicals for toxicity. The tests agreed to under the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Screening Information Data Set (OECD/SIDS) program are: acute toxicity; chronic toxicity; developmental/reproductive toxicity; mutagenicity; ecotoxicity and environmental fate.
EPA found that approximately 55% of TRI chemicals have had full SIDS testing, while only 7% of other chemicals have full test data. EPA also looked at a set of 491 chemicals used by children and families in consumer products. Only 25% of these chemicals have full screening data. EPA cannot begin to judge the hazards and risks of such consumer chemicals without basic information, and in fact substantially more detailed and exhaustive testing is needed to assess these high exposure chemicals.
It is clear that companies need to do more to address this problem: of the 830 companies making HPV chemicals in the US, 148 companies have NO SIDS data available on their chemicals; an additional 459 companies sell products for which, on average, half or less of SIDS tests are available. Only 21 companies (or 3% of the 830 companies) have all SIDS tests available for their chemicals. The basic set of test data costs about $200,000 per chemical.
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EPA will announce results of study in April 1998 and issue a challenge to industry to come forward with complete test data for these HPV chemicals followed by the proposal of test rules to fill remaining data gaps by the end of 1999.
What do we really know about the safety of High Production Volume
Chemicals? EPA's Chemical Hazard Data Availability Study finds major gaps
in the basic information that is readily available to the public.
Major Conclusions
o The U.S. produces or imports close to 3,000 chemicals (excluding polymers and inorganic chemicals) at over 1 million pounds per year.
o Most Americans would assume that basic toxicity testing is available and that all chemicals in commerce today are safe. A recent EPA study has found that this is not a prudent assumption.
o EPA has reviewed the publicly available data on these chemicals and has learned that most of them may have never been tested to determine how toxic they are to humans or the environment.
o International authorities agree that six basic tests are necessary for a minimum understanding of a chemical's toxicity. These tests, called the Screening Information Data Set (or SIDS), cover: acute toxicity;chronic toxicity, developmental and reproductive toxicity; mutagenicity; ecotoxicity; and evironmental fate.
o 93% of these 3,000 high production volume chemicals are missing one or more of these basic tests.
o 43% of these chemicals are missing ALL of these tests.
o Only 7% of these chemicals have all six of the most basic screening tests.
This report presents the results of EPA's analysis of test data availability for 2,863 organic chemicals produced or imported at or above 1 million pounds per year in the United States. Details of the search strategy will be provided in a forthcoming report on EPA's analysis, including a chemical-by-chemical presentation of the hazard information available to the public on each of the US High Production Volume (HPV) chemicals. While the SIDS tests do not fully measure a chemical's toxicity, they do provide a minimum set of information that can be used to determine the relative hazards of chemicals and to judge if additional testing is necessary.
o 203 of these HPV chemicals appear on the TRI list. One would expect TRI chemicals to be relatively well tested, but in fact, there are numerous testing gaps. About 54% of these high volume TRI chemicals have all six of the basic screening tests and all of the TRI HPV chemicals have at least some data available -- about 20% of the HPV TRI chemicals were missing 2 or more of the basic SIDS tests. (A number of these chemicals are also pesticides, but, this analysis did not consider information developed under FIFRA). On the other hand, the majority of the HPV chemicals not listed on TRI lack the basic information needed to determine if they should be listed on TRI (e.g., 46% of the non-TRI listed HPV chemicals have no data available and less than 4% have the full set of basic tests.
o The picture is somewhat brighter for the high exposure potential TRI HPV chemicals. 91 of the 203 TRI HPV chemicals were reported as having total on-site and off-site releases at levels greater than 1 million pounds (for the 1995 reporting year). Of these 91 high release HPV TRI chemicals, 74% have information available on all six basic SIDS tests. All of the high release HPV TRI chemicals have data available from at least three of the SIDS tests. Nonetheless, given the large releases, it is clear that testing beyond the basic SIDS level is necessary to adequately understand the risks of such high exposure chemicals (refer to the related announcement on "Kids Testing" to see EPA's approach to dealing with this issue).
o OSHA sets Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs) for hazardous chemicals in the workplace. One would expect that chemicals with PELs have been thoroughly tested at least for human health effects, but even the high volume chemicals with PELs have significant data gaps from the human health portion of the basic screening test set. Only 53% of these high volume chemicals with PELs have basic screening tests for all four of the human health endpoints. In contrast, only 5% of the non-PEL HPV chemicals had all four health effects tests and 49% had no health test data available. Thus, it is clear that the bulk of HPV chemicals without PELs lack even the minimal data needed to support development of a PEL value to protect workers.
o Chemicals contained in consumer products are of concern due to the likelihood of their exposure to children, as well as other sensitive populations. Fortunately, the industry has completed basic testing for more of these chemicals than is the case for other HPV chemicals -- of the 491 HPV chemicals listed on EPA's Indoor Air Source Ranking Database, 25% have data publicly available for all six SIDS tests, while only 7% have no data available. Nonetheless, as for the high release TRI chemicals, given the great exposure potential of consumer products and the fact of children's exposure, significantly greater amounts of testing are needed to assess the risks of such chemicals (once again, refer to the related announcement).
o Chemical companies need to do more to deal with this problem: of the 830 companies making HPV chemicals in the US, all of the HPV chemicals produced by 148 companies have NO SIDS data available (i.e., 0/6 SIDS tests are available), an additional 459 companies sell products for which, on average, 3/6 or fewer of the SIDS tests are available , while for only 21 companies (or 3% of the 830 companies) can it be said that all SIDS tests (6/6) are available for all of their chemicals.
Testing Costs
o For each chemical, the basic set of six screening tests costs about $205,000.
o It would cost the chemical industry less than $427 million to fill all of the basic screening set data gaps for the high production volume chemicals. This represents 0.2% of the total annual sales of the top 100 U.S. chemical companies. (Sales figure of $231 billion in 1996 from Chemical and Engineering News, May 1997)
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Master Summary Table, US High Production Volume Chemical Hazard Data Availability Study
Variable names for each column are shown in the first row of the database. The remaining rows contain the information on hazard data availability for the chemicals. The first column (CAS.NO) contains the Chemical Abstract Services registry number, which is a unique identification number assigned to a chemical. The name of the chemical is displayed in the second column (CHEMICAL). An "X" is shown in the third column (ACUTE), if EPA was able to locate any information on acute toxicity testing. Columns 4 (CHRONIC), 5 (TERARE), 6 (MUTAGEN), 7 (ECOTOX), and 8 (FATE) are also marked with an "X" if hazard data were located for chronic toxicity, teratogenicity or developmental/reproductive toxicity, mutagenicity, ecotoxicity, and environmental fate, respectively. The total number of six hazard test data endpoints located for each chemical is shown in Column 10 (TOTAL).
Some 277 of the 2863 US HPV chemicals are part of the ongoing OECD SIDS international program. Some of the SIDS testing is complete, but many of those studies have not yet been entered into publicly accessible databases, although all of the information will be available in the future as those databases are updated. A "C" or "U" is marked in Column 9 (SIDS) if the chemical is part of the OECD SIDS testing program. A "C" indicates that testing has been completed, and a "U" denotes that testing is ongoing. Copies of completed SIDS dossiers are available through the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP, 1996). The Master Summary Table will be updated to include the SIDS information once the hazard data become available.
Additional columns in the table indicate whether the chemical is a high release TRI chemical (TRI HIGH), whether the chemical is on the 1995 TRI database (TRI), whether an OSHA PEL (OSHA PEL) is in place for the chemical, and whether the chemical is a consumer product chemical (CPC) listed in EPA's Source Ranking Database.
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That is awesome video! "Dont you care about the ones that were affected by the funnel?" - Nothing you can do to stop a tornado!!!! DUH!!!
says ... on Saturday, Jun 21 at 3:14 PM
wow! i gve you guys so much credit!! I love thunderstorms, i'll go out and watch them but im not sure if i could ever do this though!!
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 7:07 PM
Im amazed...I am getting ready to move to Wichita KS on the 17th..Moving all the way from Wenatchee WA..The pacific north west..So all this is new and crazy to me...Kinda scary but at the same time a lil exciting...
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awsome video
says ... on Tuesday, Jun 10 at 4:50 PM
Hmmm.... year old video from the Texas Panhandle isn't it?
says ... on Tuesday, Jun 10 at 4:09 PM
awesome video where was this taken. check out my pics of just the opposite, a rainbow after the storm on 6/10/08
says ... on Tuesday, Jun 10 at 7:11 AM
It seems like storm chasers are more concerned with their videos then they are the reality of the situation. Dont you care about the ones that were affected by the funnel? Having a video is good for insurance not your ego!
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wow is that animated or is that real? where was it? do i feel sorry for u guys
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Men's Soccer Releases 2013 Schedule
OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton men's soccer head coach Elmar Bolowich announced the Bluejays' 2013 schedule that features a nine-match BIG EAST conference slate as well as nine regular-season contests against 2012 NCAA Tournament teams, including four of the other 15 national seeds from last season.
Creighton finished last year with a 17-4-3 record, the nation's No. 6 NCAA Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) mark, and a No. 4 national ranking after competing in its second consecutive College Cup as the No. 12 national seed in December. The Jays' quest for their 21st NCAA Tournament appearance in the past 22 seasons begins in August.
The Jays' will host nine opponents and travel to play nine other squads in the 2013 regular season. The slate is highlighted by 10 matches against teams that finished among the top 50 of the final 2012 NCAA RPI; half of those are home contests.
Starting in late September, Creighton will face seven squads in a row that advanced to the NCAA Tournament last season in a span of just under a month. The Bluejays battle three opponents that were national seeds in 2012 all on the road during the arduous stretch including fellow College Cup participant No. 3 Georgetown, No. 7 Marquette and No. 8 Saint Louis.
In mid-August CU welcomes two exhibition foes to Morrison Stadium in former 2012 NCAA top overall seed Notre Dame (Aug. 18) and crosstown rival Omaha (Aug. 23) after the annual Blue-White Scrimmage opens the action (Aug. 15).
Creighton begins the regular season against another 2012 NCAA national seed in No. 11 Tulsa at home Aug. 30. The Golden Hurricane dealt Creighton one of its four losses last year after a 2-0 victory in Tulsa and ended last season in the Sweet 16.
Two more home matches dot the Jays' schedule before they leave Omaha for the first time. Cal Poly visits Morrison Stadium to kick off the month of September before Creighton welcomes Ivy League foe Columbia on Sept. 6.
The Bluejays' first road contest is a rematch of the 2012 Creighton Invitational. CU faces host Old Dominion on Sept. 13 in Norfolk, Va., in the Monarchs' Stihl Classic. ODU edged Creighton 2-1 last fall. Two days later as part of the Classic, CU battles William & Mary for the second consecutive season after knocking off the Tribe 2-1 last season.
Creighton returns home on Sept. 21 for its first BIG EAST Conference match when it hosts St. John's as part of its annual Homecoming festivities. The Red Storm advanced to the NCAA Tournament last season. The contest against St. John's begins the Jays' seven-game stretch against opponents from the 2012 NCAA Tourney.
Michigan State of the Big Ten invades Morrison Stadium for a midweek contest on Sept. 24. The Spartans advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament last year.
The Bluejays' first BIG EAST road match will feature two 2012 College Cup squads when Creighton visits Georgetown on Sept. 28 in Washington, D.C. The Hoyas finished as the National Runner-Up a year ago, falling to Indiana 1-0 in the National Championship game.
Creighton travels to St. Louis to begin the month of October. The Billikens spoiled CU's homecoming last season with a 3-1 victory. Saint Louis was awarded the No. 8 national seed in last season's NCAA Tournament.
CU challenges Xavier in a conference matchup on Oct. 5 in Omaha. Like the Bluejays, the Musketeers are also new members of the BIG EAST. XU advanced to the second round of the NCAA bracket last fall.
Two road matches conclude the Jays' run of 2012 postseason opponents. Creighton visits BIG EAST foe Marquette on Oct. 12. The Golden Eagles earned the No. 7 national seed in the tourney a season ago. Three days later the Bluejays travel to Ann Arbor, Mich., to take on Michigan. Last year, the Wolverines advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tourney.
Creighton welcomes Villanova for a conference match on Oct. 19 at Morrison Stadium. Despite a No. 45 RPI ranking at the end of last season, the Wildcats were not selected for the NCAA Tournament in 2012.
The Bluejays then hit the road for a pair of conference meetings. Creighton visits Butler on Oct. 23 in Indianapolis before traveling to Seton Hall to battle the Pirates three days later.
Former Missouri Valley Conference rival Drake visits Morrison Stadium for a midweek tilt Oct. 30.
Creighton will celebrate the contributions of its seniors in the final home match of the season against BIG EAST rival DePaul on Nov. 2. The Jays conclude the regular-season schedule with a league contest at Providence slated for Nov. 8.
On Nov. 12, the 2013 BIG EAST quarterfinals will be played on campus sites with four squads advancing to the BIG EAST Championship beginning Nov. 15 at PPL Park in Philadelphia, Pa., - home to Major League Soccer's Philadelphia Union and the 2013 NCAA College Cup.
The NCAA Tournament begins November 21st and concludes with the College Cup in the City of Brotherly Love on December 13th and 15th. Creighton has appeared in 20 of the last 21 NCAA Tournaments, including College Cup appearances in 1996, 2000, 2002, 2011 and 2012.
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Buzz: The NHL is Reviewing The NHLPA Proposal (Updates)
6:33PM: Allen adds "The back and forth we are seeing now is what we had hoped to see two months ago. Now we just need to let them dance."
6:29PM: Kevin Allen says that the owners proposal of a ten year CBA has an opt-out after eight.
6:25pM: Pierre LeBrun likened today to being sort of like "ping pong" with both sides going back and forth.
6PM: From Strang, "Semantics, but not sure it's accurate to characterize either as full-fledged proposals, but rather countering on key issues"
5:50PM Katie Strang tweets that the NHL countered the NHLPA proposal.
5:39PM: Chris Botta tweets "Don Fehr's going to sign off on major concessions and lock in for ten years? This would be surprising."
5:26PM: Lavoie says that the owners have left the meeting room after 15 minutes and have likely returned to another room to talk internally.
5:25PM: Nick Kypreos says that the NHL wants a 10 year CBA.
5:08PM: Lavoie says that the owners are now back at the bargaining table with the PA.
4:59PM: Renaud Lavoie of RDS said that today's talks were going at a different pace than yesterday "Talks are more off than on this afternoon. Both sides were in the same room for 10 minutes before owners went back in caucus."
Aaron Ward confirms that the NHLPA made a new proposal to the owners.
Nick Cotsonika tweets "Players are waiting for NHL to respond to proposal. This presumably will tell them how far owners are really willing to bend."
He adds "Realistic hope is that owners counter and this continues."
Bruce Garrioch says "This proposal by the union will determine where this goes. If the NHLPA doesn't deliver what it said it would verbally then talks off rails."


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Theyll learn how to lead a healthier lifestyle and hopefully pass information along to family members at home, according to Amanda R. Root, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson Countys resource educator.
We were part of a grant in a six-county 4-H region to use the Choose Health program and reach out to a significant amount of youth, Mrs. Root said. Kids will go through various stations where they will do games, have food tastings and do some cooking. It gives us a very specific focus.
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A skater skirt, like the Alice + Olivia Box Pleat Leather Skirt ($495) that Katy Perry wore on a recent New York outing, is among fall's most on-trend silhouettes. To prevent the look from feeling too flimsy, add bulk via combat boots and a chunky top like Perry's sold-out Raga animal-pattern sweater.
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That's Professor Mini to you. Miroslava Duma played the serious (fashion) scholar in a tweedy three-piece Tommy Hilfiger look at the designer's S/S 14 show last month in New York. A pair of nude pointy toe pumps do double duty, elongating Duma's legs while adding a feminine touch to the outfit.
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Pixie Geldof
On hand to support best mate, Alexa Chung, at the latter's book party at Liberty in London last month the British social looked casually chic in a striped MiH top, Versace vintage velvet skirt, and silver Prada Mary Janes. Did someone say perfect transitional outfit? Oh yes, we did.
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Ellie Goulding
Dainty baby blue skirt: point. Hulking leather moto jacket: counterpoint. We love the tension at play in the indie songbird's look at the Topshop Unique S/S 14 show during London Fashion Week.
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Poppy Delevingne
Cara's big sis (and fellow model) struck a blue note in head-to-toe Pucci at the amfAR Milano Gala after-party that Vionnet hosted last month in Milan. The azure/ebony color coordination helps gel the look while the oversized jacket offsets the short skirt and cropped top.
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Sarah Ann Macklin
In our humble opinion, there is no wrong way to wear a black leather mini skirt. However, the Brit beauty scores extra style points for her ensemble at the Warner Music Group and Esquire party in London. The cream blouse adds a buttoned-up element while the oversized, raspberry-colored, python clutch is the pitch perfect statement accessory.
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Jessica Alba
A matching crop top and mini, like the Narciso Rodriguez S/S/ 14 look that the actress sported to the A.C.O.D. premiere in Los Angeles, requires minimal effort and delivers maximum chic appeal. A pair of embellished pumps—see: Alba's Nicholas Kirkwood Point Toe Pumps ($918)—takes the outfit into cocktail hour.
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Rashida Jones
At the opening reception for "Helmut Newton: White Women/Sleepless Nights/Big Nudes Exhibit" at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles, the Parks and Recreation star took the edge off an electric blue Kelly Wearstler Phenomena Skirt ($238) with a preppy striped tee and feminine floral clutch.
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Suki Waterhouse
At the Topshop Unique S/S 14 show in London last month, the model wore the label's Blue Contrast Hem Skater Skirt ($76) and Long Sleeve Crop Tee ($14). In a stroke of sartorial brilliance, she threw a camel coat into the mix, upping the luxe factor, while curbing the outfit's risqué inclinations.
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Here with Me Skirt ($100)
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Mini Split Lucille Skirt ($330) in Bottle Green
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Wool Check Skirt ($76) in Orange
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Temple-Eyed Jacquard Skirt ($416) in Blue
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Prince of Wales Miniskirt ($60) in Black
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Katrin Quilting Paneled Skirt ($325) in Almond
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How did they keep track of all those gods? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby introduce you to the complicated family tree of the major Greek gods. You'll learn who ruled each region of the universe, and where the gods lived when they weren't causing trouble on Earth. You'll hear mini-bios for a number of the gods, including the goddess of the hunt; the god of music; the ruler of the gods and his wife; the god of metalworking; the god of war; the goddess of love, and more! You'll find out how they were thought to interact with each other, as well as what role the gods played in the daily lives of Ancient Greeks. Finally, you'll find out what happened to the Greek gods. Here's a hint: We don't make many animal sacrifices these days!
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