CD 24 — AR226-3542-3748

EPA administrative record segment: CD-24--AR226-3542-3748 (270 documents).

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The document is a final report on a health study investigating the relationship between self-reported medical conditions, including cancers, and employment at a perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) production facility, specifically focusing on PFOS exposure among workers at the 3M facility in Decatur, Alabama. 2006 AR226-3732 a4xZqZgNnMoyJ0Zq6eELxXmQX 26
DuPont provided preliminary partial non-occupational blood data on perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) collected from communities in West Virginia and Ohio to the EPA, acknowledging that they do not have access to the complete dataset from Brookmar, which is conducting the study independently. 2006 AR226-3736 vVNXr44yORbjpaD7RrxwXmErm 3
The document outlines preliminary protocols for a health study on the effects of exposure to C8 (PFOA) around the Washington Works plant, emphasizing the confidentiality of initial data received from Brookmar and cautioning against drawing conclusions from it. 2006 AR226-3737 k9Eqvdk1omMZZ2Q2mp1ZJ6vKb 1
The document presents statistical data on C8 (PFOA) blood levels among a community cohort of 23,942 participants aged 20 and older, detailing mean and median levels, demographic information, and distribution across different water districts in relation to drinking water sources. 2006 AR226-3738 2jzbD0kbJa8pokBR3rEz562LR 6
The document is a submission from DuPont's legal counsel, Andrea V. Malinowski, to the EPA regarding a baseline study/report on PFOA and PFOS conducted in Pascagoula, Mississippi, which has also been provided to state environmental agencies. 2006 AR226-3741 2qEV5YR2jdNVoDzYLkvXL5gmg 1
The document presents preliminary analyses of pregnancy outcomes among women, including miscarriage and birth defect rates, in relation to potential exposure to perfluorinated compounds, specifically focusing on data from a study involving 18,276 women and 48,007 pregnancies. 2006 AR226-3740 jmeem206B4B6m7aEnLx6ZrzJ2 3
This document is a report from Daikin America, Inc. submitted to the EPA detailing the material balance of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) for their Decatur Plant in 2005, including a comparison to data from 2000. 2006 AR226-3730 MG6Xga5x53XDOn054o5X8YgQ9 2
This document is a submission by 3M to the EPA regarding additional information on a mortality study and subsequent health incidence study related to perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) manufacturing workers, highlighting a final report on self-reported medical conditions that examined various health endpoints, including cancer. 2006 AR226-3731 Gmnw9OZN30dVzvyzDzXMrjadv 2
DuPont submitted updated occupational blood monitoring information for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) to the EPA, reporting serum sample results from Axys Analytical Services that corroborate previous findings, with PFOA levels ranging from 7.71 ng/mL to 2630 ng/mL and consistent results within 20% of those reported by Exygen Laboratories. 2006 AR226-3733 dnpZV5rkK75wBxqxKzk4DNrGQ 3
The Pascagoula Baseline Study/Report for First Chemical Corporation details the sampling and analysis of water and solids in Pascagoula, Mississippi, focusing on the occurrence of PFOA and PFOS, with findings related to their presence in surface water, groundwater, and sludge. 2006 AR226-3742 DGwvG99g2Dzgb0rrN8ayvx85 40
The document contains analytical results from various DuPont facilities regarding the detection and quantification of perfluorinated compounds, including PFOA and PFOS, with specific recovery rates and concentration measurements. 2006 AR226-3734 mmokap5Q7yLaYpjQj7LXvGp4k 4
The document is a final report on a health study investigating the relationship between self-reported medical conditions, including cancers, and employment at a perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) production facility, specifically focusing on PFOS exposure among workers at the 3M facility in Decatur, Alabama. 2006 AR226-3732 ba2em1xkZ6mY178bDdvR469Yg 26
This is an analytical report from Axys Analytical Services detailing the results of perfluorinated compounds analysis in serum samples, with sample receipt dated February 20, 2006, and analysis conducted on March 30, 2006. 2006 AR226-3735 ZBDOYQDQNJBkxJxxxyZY6Z0BJ 3
DuPont submitted preliminary partial non-occupational blood data related to perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) collected from communities in West Virginia and Ohio to the EPA, highlighting that the data is incomplete and derived from a study not directed by DuPont. 2006 AR226-3736 71J9Q2LdrDw1LLj3yV2DZVo9j 3
This document is a submission by 3M to the EPA regarding additional information on a mortality study and subsequent health incidence study of workers at a perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF)-based fluorochemical manufacturing facility, highlighting findings related to bladder cancer and other health conditions reported by workers. 2006 AR226-3731 G6yjvQOvEQB0V3woN5O66x6V 2
This document is a report from Daikin America, Inc. submitted to the EPA detailing the material balance of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) for their Decatur Plant in 2005, including a comparison to the year 2000. 2006 AR226-3730 LKGNJe21g4vRDKKwLDGkeZGn7 2
DuPont submitted updated occupational blood monitoring information for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) to the EPA, reporting serum sample results from Axys Analytical Services that corroborate previously reported levels, with PFOA concentrations ranging from 7.71 ng/mL to 2630 ng/mL and consistent results compared to Exygen Laboratories. 2006 AR226-3733 3Q2dLmy8VGLLaEavLZOoojm2a 3
The document reports on a health study investigating self-reported medical conditions, including cancers, among employees at a 3M facility in Decatur, Alabama, potentially linked to exposure to perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) and perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS). 2006 AR226-3732 pmv17Z5z2OGLanbK1w2xKXN7w 26
DuPont submitted a document to the EPA containing analytical results for perfluorinated organics, specifically from a report by Axys Analytical Services requested by the Little Hocking Water Association, but DuPont does not verify the validity of the results. 2006 AR226-3581 L6R5g8vBoyXV2Ng1g93odkbw 8
This document is a follow-up letter from DuPont to the EPA regarding an oral repeated dose toxicity study in rats and mice involving linear and branched forms of perfluorooctanoic acid (APFO). 2006 AR226-3582 0gobp9v493YxK520q7D8DmDpx 2
This document is a report from Daikin America, Inc. submitted to the EPA detailing the material balance for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) at their Decatur Plant for the year 2005, including a comparison to data from 2000. 2006 AR226-3730 QgbpqOx5Qw47NbrYLa7xLbbg4 2
The document discusses a submission by 3M to the EPA regarding additional information on a mortality study and subsequent health incidence study of workers at a perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF)-based fluorochemical manufacturing facility, highlighting findings related to bladder cancer and other health conditions reported by workers. 2006 AR226-3731 KRn2jeq9ZZoLOdMKKoxLJ2mBN 2
DuPont submitted updated occupational blood monitoring information for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) to the EPA, reporting that serum samples analyzed by Axys Analytical Services showed PFOA levels ranging from 7.71 ng/mL to 2630 ng/mL, which were consistent with previous findings from Exygen Laboratories. 2006 AR226-3733 ZBbxqGnkQZK0V2djyv38q037 3
The document contains analytical results for various perfluorinated compounds, including PFOA and PFOS, from samples collected at DuPont facilities, detailing recovery rates and concentrations detected in the samples. 2006 AR226-3734 Rad7znvGO2oBDp5aVzDMzQnwk 4
The document is a final report on a health study investigating self-reported medical conditions, including cancers, among employees at a 3M facility in Decatur, Alabama, potentially linked to exposure to perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) and perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS). 2006 AR226-3732 bbkoy23wXDBNvNe2N6yGx4xZ 26
This document includes analytical reports from Axys Analytical Services detailing the analysis of serum samples for various perfluorinated compounds, specifically related to job number WG18498. 2006 AR226-3735 nkrLJR0eNNKNkoJpZeojy5YOm 3
The document outlines preliminary protocols for a health study on the effects of exposure to C8 (PFOA) around the Washington Works plant, emphasizing the confidentiality of initial data received and cautioning against premature public dissemination of findings. 2006 AR226-3737 DGbVL1egRmgjNoLdJ8GeaXvbM 1
DuPont provided preliminary partial non-occupational blood data on perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) collected from communities in West Virginia and Ohio to the EPA, noting that they do not have access to the complete dataset from Brookmar, which is conducting the study independently. 2006 AR226-3736 mqyJnYe0GokK0w3G0Gawz1gog 3
The document presents statistical data on C8 (PFOA) blood levels among a community cohort in 2005, detailing demographics, body mass index, and distribution of C8 concentrations across different water districts. 2006 AR226-3738 jZxL0gOdZO2DdQ4OJg6pkEZk 6
The document presents preliminary analyses of pregnancy outcomes among women, including miscarriage, stillbirth, and birth defects, in relation to exposure to perfluorinated compounds, specifically focusing on data from 18,276 women and estimating total pregnancy outcomes based on initial findings. 2006 AR226-3740 zbMmzDxZNQ6oED1z0wrEgwB6B 3
The document is a submission from DuPont's legal counsel to the EPA, providing a report on a baseline study of PFOA and PFOS sampling conducted in Pascagoula, Mississippi, for informational purposes. 2006 AR226-3741 6wge9zj973gykeEn1Qo1K9qqm 1
This document provides updated occupational serum sampling results for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) from employees at the First Chemical Corporation in Pascagoula, Mississippi, indicating that PFOA levels in 2006 are consistent with those found in a 2003 sampling and comparable to levels reported in the general population. 2006 AR226-3745 o93xzGeerQoQq7kEmEo9ZRLY7 2
A retrospective exposure analysis estimated potential residential intake of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) from a manufacturing facility in Ohio and West Virginia, identifying air emissions and soil transfer as the primary sources of PFOA contamination in groundwater over a 53-year period. 2006 AR226-3744 G5g0zDbgz0y3VDYkp28D7pgQm 11
The Pascagoula Baseline Study/Report for First Chemical Corporation details the sampling and analysis of water and solids in the Pascagoula region, specifically focusing on the occurrence of PFOA and PFOS, with findings discussed in relation to surface water, groundwater, and POTW sludge. 2006 AR226-3742 K6MMwBve0xXY6rGXgeVLven72 40
DuPont submitted a document to the EPA regarding an analytical report on Perfluorinated Organics, specifically noting that the results were obtained from AXYS laboratory at the request of the Little Hocking Water Association, but DuPont does not verify the validity of the findings. 2006 AR226-3581 0gNRDkkR6zbd0GO3KRe9qxanM 8
This document is a follow-up letter from DuPont to the EPA regarding an oral repeated dose toxicity study in rats and mice involving linear and branched forms of perfluorooctanoic acid (APFO). 2006 AR226-3582 DMq40Gg9dvrRoKVMYJ6VqRVq5 2
This document is a letter from DuPont to the EPA reporting the results of private well water sampling for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) near the Fayetteville Works facility, indicating no detectable PFOA in one well and a low concentration of 0.011 parts per billion in another. 2006 AR226-3584 o9n7RY2r4r8VYy3Jw7X635woE 1
This document is a letter from DuPont's Corporate Remediation Group submitting final reports on private well water sampling for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in Fayetteville, North Carolina, as referenced in a previous communication dated January 18, 2006. 2006 AR226-3586 ybGRJrXRNwdvLaYrbwkbz08z3 1
The document is a correspondence from Asahi Glass Company, Ltd. to the EPA discussing their efforts to reduce exposure to PFOA and their willingness to engage in industry-wide voluntary exposure reduction programs. 2006 AR226-3585 6bxeexnGo0qOBjbZKxgLd1Bx6 5
This document is a correspondence from Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP to the EPA, providing additional exposure and monitoring data on perfluorochemicals (PFCs) for inclusion in the administrative record AR-226, specifically referencing a final report on PFC contamination in Minnesota. 2006 AR226-3589 8V1GXO9V9JkDV1KX684KO9Q7K 2
This analytical report from Severn Trent Laboratories details the results of PFOA analysis for E. I. DuPont's Fayetteville, NC project, confirming compliance with laboratory quality standards and NELAC requirements. 2005 AR226-3588 9oZE6LQK50m8z9ondXqEKaeR 79
The document provides an update on Environment Canada's ecological risk assessment activities for perfluoroalkyl substances, specifically focusing on PFOS, and discusses the categorization and potential environmental impacts of these substances in Canada. 2005 AR226-3592 peeNxnx6R455EyX65M89xaNj 1
This document is a revision of a study conducted by E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company on the effects of linear and branched APFO (perfluorooctanoic acid) through a 14-day oral gavage in male rats and mice, ensuring compliance with Good Laboratory Practice standards. 2005 AR226-3583 wDyroQ0RqK9abjGRyJK6DZ856 414
The document discusses the invitation to submit information regarding five chemicals, including Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS), for consideration by the Stockholm Convention's Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee, which has determined that the screening criteria for these substances have been met for further evaluation. 2005 AR226-3610 rpqOj7MzkbZRR4jjOR3nXz17E 6
The document reports on the first meeting of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee established under the Stockholm Convention, focusing on organizational matters and the election of committee officials, without specific mention of PFOA or PFOS. 2005 AR226-3609 6Yj8Yvy8y6gjxQxmrkRqBxgR 35
The document discusses a proposal submitted by the Government of Sweden for the inclusion of perfluorooctane sulfonate in Annex A of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, with the Committee considering whether the proposal meets the necessary requirements for further action. 2005 AR226-3612 reKNgvBdr51DLazJvrzgEeBVa 4
This document is an addendum to the PFOS dossier submitted by Sweden to the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee, providing an update on scientific literature from June 2004 to October 2005 that reinforces the conclusion that perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) meets the criteria for persistent organic pollutants due to its bioaccumulation and biomagnification in food webs. 2005 AR226-3613 91OLgkgq92yJeQQZLKQae7Bmq 15
This document is a list of participants from various countries attending the first meeting of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee held by the United Nations Environment Programme in Geneva from November 7-11, 2005. 2005 AR226-3615 6w7gRo9Rmo5JNza4rgeqxKgR4 12
The document is a notice from the EPA regarding the proposal to add certain substances, including perfluorinated compounds, to the 1998 Aarhus Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Protocol under the UNECE, aimed at controlling and reducing harmful emissions. 2005 AR226-3616 7RyKEQroOyJ46VkBZzNm3zYLR 2
This is a progress report by the Co-Chairmen of the Task Force on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) detailing the outcomes of meetings held in Vienna and Rome, including technical reviews of pentabromodiphenyl ether (PeBDE) and perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) as part of the review of the Protocol on POPs. 2005 AR226-3620 ppkvEw4Lx2YLXXNKzGvLne5YB 20
This is a draft workplan for the Working Group on Strategies and Review prepared by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, outlining objectives and activities for assessing and reviewing protocols related to air pollution for the year 2006. 2005 AR226-3623 VNODpQ5gr5pyM9E9n3zpLdZq 6
The document outlines the agenda and topics for the third meeting of the UNECE Task Force on Persistent Organic Pollutants, focusing on the technical review of substances including PFOS and the assessment of their environmental impacts and alternatives. 2005 AR226-3622 7O7o8aVDyYz01194mDovy7akg 55
This interim report details the analysis of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), perfluorobutanesulfonate (PFBS), perfluorohexanesulfonate (PFHS), and perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in various environmental samples as part of the 3M Cottage Grove Monitoring Program, conducted by Exygen 2005 AR226-3636 6R5X1y0OJbrQ5120DbQqqa2am 63
This interim report details the analysis of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), perfluorobutanesulfonate (PFBS), perfluorohexanesulfonate (PFHS), and perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in various environmental samples as part of the 3M Cottage Grove Monitoring Program, conducted by Exygen 2005 AR226-3642 dnD95nN5pYOpY3RJqjp2VQv1q 63
This interim report details the analysis of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), perfluorobutanesulfonate (PFBS), perfluorohexanesulfonate (PFHS), and perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in various environmental samples as part of the 3M Cottage Grove Monitoring Program, conducted by Exygen 2005 AR226-3648 ZJ2v3BnNN1O5NKn16z5L1wpOO 63
3M submitted a communication to the EPA containing updated perfluorobutane sulfonate (PFBS) study reports, including new findings on avian reproductive toxicity and histopathology related to 90-day oral toxicity, along with an index and sanitized copies of previous reports. 2005 AR226-3748 B81KpxR0Ldw160akaygNBJg4E 2
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3575 gQjJgDXZDajEdzOZDxkQaDmV 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, based on preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for these substances. 2005 AR226-3577 3QRE3DNrZ8Ng5QYeVGMB5dOb0 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, based on preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3579 gak7084y8RLJXmeBOMOZNNE1V 1
3M submitted a TSCA Section 8(e) Supplemental Notice to the EPA, providing the final report on a study that screened 36 lots of human serum for the presence of sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS. 2005 AR226-3575 QJ9YaJr8n8p7onNQVpbEkXK2v 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3577 5b8yKg2x8GMrNbXrk7OddZxN 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3579 YDXOr02oajVM7EQ20kYkgdDKV 1
This document is a letter from DuPont to the EPA providing supplemental information regarding an ongoing study on Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) that evaluates health status and serum biomarker exposure among employees at their Washington Works plant, indicating no clear associations between serum PFOA levels and proximity to the plant site. 2005 AR226-3542 DdY4M3znj33KrV0BYoj4Xz1M5 2
General Electric (GE) submitted corroborative data on Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (APFO) and Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA), indicating that the information does not significantly alter the current understanding of the risks posed by PFOA, while providing data on detectable levels of PFOA in polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) products 2005 AR226-3543 3Jy6eNXV3yY2dQrBjZaeQBXeE 3
3M submitted a TSCA Section 8(e) Supplemental Notice to the EPA, providing screening data from an analytical report on human serum samples that detected perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), indicating that the findings are preliminary and not necessarily representative of the general population. 2005 AR226-3547 4vm04zQdBmjZRaDnxROOk9a4R 20
3M submitted a TSCA Section 8(e) Supplemental Notice to the EPA, providing an analytical report on the screening of human serum for fluorochemicals, including PFOS and PFOA, indicating that the detected levels do not represent "substantial risk" information. 2005 AR226-3548 mpzaapKO165vp1nK4vR4YVj14 20
3M submitted a TSCA Section 8(e) Supplemental Notice to the EPA, providing an analytical report on the screening of 36 lots of human serum for fluorochemicals, including PFOS and PFOA, indicating that the data is preliminary and not necessarily representative of general population levels. 2005 AR226-3549 5jK9NEG9Dno9daaxNqOv47gz 20
DuPont submitted additional documents to the EPA on January 10, 2005, in response to a previous request regarding environmental monitoring, biodegradation, and analytical methods related to perfluorinated compounds, including PFOA and PFOS. 2005 AR226-3554 rpV0avXL0ay221DKxKa2GqQGE 8
This document is a submission from 3M Specialty Materials to the EPA detailing the third round of groundwater and wastewater monitoring data for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) at their manufacturing sites in Cottage Grove, MN, and Decatur, AL, as part of their commitments under the Letters of Intent dated March 2003. 2005 AR226-3557 QJBeno2MbDK4eVOjwLJz0Y8v8 13
The document is a correspondence from Andrea V. Malinowski of DuPont Legal regarding the environmental impact and regulatory considerations of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) related to DuPont's operations in West Virginia. 2005 AR226-3560 EqLqxk7dN7OwGOOpabvyrwzmL 1
The document is a correspondence from DuPont's Corporate Counsel to the EPA, enclosing letters between DuPont and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection regarding PFOA sampling results at the Dry Run Landfill, which were reported to be at or above 150 µg/L. 2005 AR226-3559 6JKKEE3gDRdJonYEjeXoJ82R 10
3M submitted supplemental serum analysis results for children of two female fluorochemical plant workers, providing context from maternal serum levels, as part of their occupational medical surveillance program related to fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3564 6gzQQV46Zaag254XzBGV7GDR 4
3M submitted a TSCA 8(e) supplemental report to the EPA indicating that PFOS was detected at approximately 0.1 ppb in surface water and municipal water at their production facility in Guin, Alabama, while PFOA and PFBS were non-detect. 2005 AR226-3565 B8vJEbGnV9467RQpz9Mx3xG9w 1
3M submitted a TSCA 8(e) supplemental report to the EPA indicating that perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) was detected at approximately 0.1 ppb in surface water and municipal water at their production facility in Guin, Alabama, while perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorobutanesulfonate ( 2005 AR226-3567 QG6z5MrLkE1g6OpeMONwVpZk 1
This document from 3M provides supplemental serum analysis results for children of fluorochemical plant workers, detailing the sampling context and maternal serum levels for PFOA and other fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3569 YGpkvkK4MK9QgV16odBBegd30 4
3M submitted a supplemental report to the EPA indicating that PFOS was detected at approximately 0.1 ppb in surface and municipal water samples from a production facility in Guin, Alabama, while PFOA and PFBS were non-detect. 2005 AR226-3570 e5vMQzbgODjEVejXLeDGjXzRy 1
This is a letterhead cover page from 3M, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. 2005 AR226-3572 XO9ydaKdbQdGgyO9g6e0gO58x 2
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3575 DD7Dx1NG7jjbrxwyLRZ0Bxd3o 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3577 44RKgr03L3MYxKRkY6RgR7d2Q 1
3M submitted a final report to the EPA regarding a study on sulfonate-based and carboxylic-based fluorochemicals, including preliminary data from 36 lots of human serum screened for endogenous fluorochemicals. 2005 AR226-3579 oevMYjZBkxaOGYnK0o2gQ3e13 1
The document is a dossier prepared by the Swedish Chemicals Inspectorate and the Swedish EPA in August 2004, detailing the preliminary risk profile of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in support of its nomination to the UN-ECE LRTAP Protocol and the Stockholm Convention, highlighting its chemical identity, environmental release, and potential risks. 2004 AR226-3621 7MDZv075G9nqybvZa6bEz1zDe 45
The document presents blood serum PFOA levels among mechanics at various DuPont facilities, including Charleston, WV, and Deepwater, NJ, with findings indicating an average PFOA concentration of 18.01 ppb among sampled individuals. 2004 AR226-3652 rZX5Vo33rVymEV0X6aNYpnK7 10
The Michigan Department of Community Health issued an advisory regarding acute respiratory illnesses linked to aerosolized waterproofing products, specifically identifying Jobsite Heavy Duty Bootmate and Rocky Boot Weather and Stain Protector, both produced by Assured Packaging, which have resulted in numerous hospitalizations and at least three pet fatalities. 2004 AR226-3703 1gpQ67zvgvq1p17oLJMqNdy1E 2
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the quantitative screening of thirty-six lots of commercially available human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including the exclusion of heptafluorobutyric acid (PFBA) due to instability, with plans for a separate study to analyze PFBA using a new method. 2004 AR226-3576 O3g9N1Y3zLgJB4mxvvN9o6Raj 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the quantitative screening of thirty-six lots of commercially available human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including various perfluorinated compounds, using solid phase extraction and liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry, although data for heptafluorobutyric acid (PFBA) was excluded due to instability issues. 2004 AR226-3578 RjRRywRzEre40D5ya3Y6ZKeOz 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the screening of 36 lots of commercially available human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, using solid phase extraction and liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry, while noting that data for PFBA was excluded due to instability issues. 2004 AR226-3580 DD485RK9pkJwgGME4qw5Ezkpo 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the screening of thirty-six lots of commercially available human serum for sixteen different fluorochemicals, including the exclusion of heptafluorobutyric acid (PFBA) due to instability, with plans for a separate study to analyze PFBA using a new method. 2004 AR226-3576 NNkqYpgbjJ9mbvQw35d2aE3QQ 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the screening of thirty-six commercial lots of human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, using solid phase extraction and liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry, although data for PFBA was excluded due to instability issues. 2004 AR226-3578 by1Y8qYroRZNnNo5KrxyMVJyk 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the quantitative screening of thirty-six commercial lots of human serum for sixteen endogenous fluorochemicals, including a note that data for heptafluorobutyric acid (PFBA) will not be included due to instability, with plans for a separate study to analyze PFBA using a new method. 2004 AR226-3580 3QEgaG7q6rv2Zv5R69wr4qVen 19
The document is a letter from DuPont's attorney, Anthony F. Cavanaugh, to the EPA's Mary Dominiak, clarifying clerical errors in the submission of six boxes of documents related to C-8 (PFOA) air and water monitoring data. 2004 AR226-3550 pp75ZxRmpBrz8EGLEBkEygGpj 43
This is a cover letter addressed to Ms. Mary Dominiak at the EPA's Document Control Office, dated November 19, 2004, indicating that the enclosed materials contain TSCA Confidential Business Information. 2004 AR226-3551 99v0ed8GXj3qyg7D15ygkz1J5 3
This is a letter from Patton Boggs dated December 10, 2004, addressed to Peter D. Robertson, regarding the submission of documents related to occupational blood monitoring as requested by the EPA. 2004 AR226-3553 b5xnyx2Vj411ankp4yLvZKQvD 10
DuPont submitted a letter to the EPA detailing their voluntary response to a request for information regarding PFOA, including a modified timeline for submitting toxicology, pharmacokinetics, and monitoring reports. 2004 AR226-3552 3Q9MN2xw6Qzzo2pOX54d9pZg0 21
DuPont submitted additional epidemiology and industrial hygiene air monitoring data to the EPA in response to a request dated November 4, 2004, indicating their ongoing cooperation and belief that the information does not trigger reporting obligations under TSCA section 8. 2004 AR226-3555 YGw7bZKVrV6ZZ55Od20VJOMvy 15
This is a letterhead cover page from Patton Boggs, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. 2004 AR226-3556 N7279oyO2w34BkDprb8n6Ynw 4
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the quantitative screening of thirty-six lots of commercially available human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including a focus on PFOA and PFOS, using solid phase extraction and liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry, while noting that data for PFBA was excluded due to instability issues. 2004 AR226-3576 YjZzOz8bJO6dv4M2w1OEpkBJO 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the quantitative screening of thirty-six commercial lots of human serum for endogenous fluorochemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, using solid phase extraction and liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry, although data for PFBA was excluded due to instability issues. 2004 AR226-3578 dYR6oKNJkE9rdd1MVKnyegV80 19
This analytical report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details the screening of thirty-six lots of commercially available human serum for sixteen endogenous fluorochemicals, including the exclusion of heptafluorobutyric acid (PFBA) due to instability, with plans for a separate study to analyze PFBA using a new method. 2004 AR226-3580 0JJ8JGGq3aQ6YqE2V39k2Nrvd 19
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3M Company submitted studies to the EPA on May 23, 2003, regarding exploratory 28-day oral toxicity studies of various perfluorinated compounds, indicating that the data may warrant Section 8(e) submission due to potential implications for previously reported information. 2003 AR226-3656 jN4VomGXNQkG75ajj5VMDQrp 3