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| Title | Focus on the Lead Chemical Action Plan |
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Focus on the Lead Chemical Action Plan (Number of pages: 3) (Publication Size: 111KB)
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| Author(s) | Davies, Holly et.al | ||||
| Description | The Washington Departments of Ecology and Health are recommending actions to protect human health and the environment from lead in the Lead Chemical Action Plan (CAP). Along with the valuable help of other agencies and a diverse group of stakeholders, the plan was developed to identify the dangers of lead, where it can be found in the environment, describe how people and animals are exposed and recommend ways to reduce its harm. The Lead CAP is a planning tool to guide statewide efforts. It is not a new law or regulation. | ||||
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| Contact | Davies, Holly at 360-407-7398 | ||||
| Keywords | action plan, legislature, law, health, chemical, Ecology, toxic, waste, PBTs, lead, chemical action plan, bioaccumulative | ||||
| WEB PAGE | Lead | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Washington State Lead Chemical Action Plan |
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