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The Basics Of Landfills
About HDPE Liners
All Landfills Leak

 

The Catch 22's Of Landfill Design
Analyzing Why Landfills Leak
Flawed Design

 

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The Voluntary Children's Chemical Evaluation Program

The Voluntary Children's Chemical Evaluation Program (VCCEP) was called for by the 1998 Chemical Right to Know Initiative, the goal of which was to give citizens information on the effects of chemicals to enable them to make wise choices in the home and marketplace.

VCCEP is the portion of that initiative that deals with risks to children.

In implementing VCCEP, EPA asked companies that manufactured or imported one or more of 23 chemicals to which children have a high likelihood of exposure, to volunteer to provide information on health effects, exposure, risk, and data needs.

One of its goals was to ensure that adequate data be made publicly available to assess the special impact that industrial chemicals may have on children. Toward meeting this goal, EPA identified industrial/commercial chemicals to which children have a high likelihood of exposure and the information needed to assess the risks to children from these chemicals

Chemical Right To Know Initiative

VCCEP Pilot Chemicals
How To Access Reports
23 Chemicals Children Are Exposed To

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