Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment

Air Toxicology and Epidemiology

OEHHA Responses To Public Comments On: Determination Of Acute Toxicity Exposure Levels For Airborne Toxicants And Evaluation Of Acute Non-Cancer Health Effects
[01/29/99]

The comments received by OEHHA included below are grouped alphabetically by commentator. The OEHHA response to each comment follows in separate paragraphs. Comments below were either directly transcribed from the original comments received, or were excerpted and summarized, as indicated.

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Table Of Contents

  1. Bay Area League of Industrial Associations
  2. California Cotton Ginners Association
  3. California Mining Association
  4. Chemical Industry Council of California
  5. Chemical Manufacturers Association
  6. Chemical Manufacturers Association (specific panels)
  7. Carbon Disulfide Panel
  8. Ethylene Glycol Ethers Panel
  9. Isopropanol Panel
  10. Ketones Panel
  11. Methyl Bromide Panel
  12. Phenol Task Group
  13. Citizens for a Better Environment
  14. City Of Los Angeles, Bureau of Sanitation
  15. The Clorox Company
  16. Harding Lawson Associates
  17. Metal Finishing Association of Southern California
  18. Monsanto Company
  19. Mothers of East Los Angeles / La Causa
  20. National Particleboard and UF Resin Manufacturers Associations
  21. National Particleboard and UF Resin Manufacturers Associations, cont.
  22. Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  23. R2C2 Company
  24. Santa Clara Manufacturing Group
  25. Society of the Plastics Industry
  26. Southern California Edison Company
  27. Texaco Incorporated
  28. Working Group on Community Right to Know
  29. UNOCAL Corporation
  30. Western States Petroleum Association
  31. OEHHA Responses to Comments Received from ICF-Kaiser (for WSPA)
  32. Chemical-Specific Comments

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