Chemical Regulation Reporter® Index-Summary

AADM

See N-[5-[[2-(Acetyloxy)ethyl](phenylmethyl)amino]-2-[(2,4-dinitrophenyl)azo]-4-methoxyphenyl]acetamide (16421-41-3)

Aarhus Convention on Access to Information

– Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers Protocol to go into effect soon, 751

Aarhus Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants

– U.S. ratification, Senate measure

See Legislation, federal, S 519

Access to information

– Disclosure

See Disclosure

– FOIA requests

See Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

Accidents

– Explosions and fires

See Explosions and fires

– Oil spills

See Oil spills

– Railroads, Positive Train Control systems, FRA implementation rules, In Brief, 13
– Releases of toxic or hazardous materials

See Releases and spills

– Response

See Emergency planning and response

Acetaldehyde (75-07-0)

– Air pollution, ambient concentrations regularly exceed EPA thresholds, study finds, 455

Acetic acid, 1,1-dimethylethyl ester

See tert-Butyl acetate (540-88-5)

Acetic acid, ethenyl ester

See Vinyl acetate (108-05-4)

Acetic aldehyde

See Acetaldehyde (75-07-0)

Acetone (67-64-1)

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, EPA lists for initial study this year, 386

cis-Acetylene dichloride

See cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene (156-59-2)

trans-Acetylene dichloride

See trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene (156-60-5)

Acetylene tetrachloride

See 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane (79-34-5)

3-[[2-(Acetyloxy)ethyl][4-[(2,6-dichloro-4-nitrophenyl)azo]phenyl]amino] propanenitrile (5261-31-4)

– Canada does not propose further enforcement activity, 884

N-[5-[[2-(Acetyloxy)ethyl](phenylmethyl)amino]-2-[(2-chloro-4,6-dinitrophenyl)azo]-4-methoxyphenyl]acetamide (16421-40-2)

– Canada does not propose further enforcement activity, 884

N-[5-[[2-(Acetyloxy)ethyl](phenylmethyl)amino]-2-[(2,4-dinitrophenyl)azo]-4-methoxyphenyl]acetamide (16421-41-3)

– Canada does not propose further enforcement activity, 884

Acid Red 111

– Canada deems substance not to warrant further controls, 569

Acraldehyde

See Acrolein (107-02-8)

Acrolein (107-02-8)

– Air pollution

– – Ambient concentrations regularly exceed EPA thresholds, study finds, 455
– – National-Scale Air Toxics Assessment, most Americans at elevated risk from exposure to HAPs, EPA analysis finds, 641

– Endangered species

– – National water quality criteria, EPA publishes updated freshwater standards to protect aquatic life, 923
– – San Francisco Bay area, EPA plans to study impact on 11 protected species to settle ESA suit (N.D. Cal.), 678

– Risk assessment, ATSDR asks researchers to volunteer data on various human exposure risks, 29
– Water pollution, EPA updates recommended national water quality criteria, 627

Acrylaldehyde

See Acrolein (107-02-8)

Acrylamide (79-06-1)

– Canada

– – Challenge to Industry program, draft final screening assessment confirms toxic designation and adds to Schedule 1 list, 884
– – Ontario government passes toxics control measure that identifies proposed priority carcinogens, 589
– – Risk assessment, environment and health agencies publish draft order to declare as toxic, 1024

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884
– Risk assessment, ATSDR developing toxicological profile, 744

Acrylic acid amide

See Acrylamide (79-06-1)

Acrylic aldehyde

See Acrolein (107-02-8)

Adhesives

– Canada issues final rules on concentration limits for VOCs in certain automotive refinishing products, 724
– Grout sealant, CPSA and CPSC rules do not establish private cause of action for timely failure to report potential product hazards (N.D. Ga.), 619; wholesale distributor may face liability for negligence claims as “ostensible manufacturer,” 747

ADIBSS

See 2,2 -[(9,10-Dihydro-5,8-dihydroxy-9,10-dioxo-1,4-anthracenediyl)diimino]bis[5-(1,1-dimethylethyl)benzenesulfonic acid], disodium salt (83006-67-1)

Advertising

– Canada publishes draft rules to ban import, sale, or advertisement of soft vinyl toys and child care articles containing phthalates, 646
– Pesticides, EPA asks specialty products group to help stop distributor from making false claims, 813

Advisory committees

– Cal. Green Ribbon Sci. Panel, 382
– Children's Health Protection Advisory Comm. seeks transparency on ChAMP and VCCEP, In Brief, 13
– President's Council of Advisers on Sci. and Tech. (PCAST), Holdren, Lander, and Varmus to co-chair panel in Obama administration, 11; White House announces 20 members of panel, 439
– Review of appointments to EPA panels necessary, GAO says, 599
– Scientific Advisory Comm. on Alternative Toxicological Methods (SACATM) discusses EPA efforts to devise tests that do not use animals, 642

Aerospace industry

– Beryllium, Stennis Space Center workers may not pursue personal injury claims for alleged exposure without showing compensable injury under state law (5th Cir.), 89
– Canada, Ontario court approves settlement in Northstar Aerospace TCE groundwater contamination class action suit, 646
– Halon-1301, EPA exempts imports used in aircraft fire suppression systems from petition process, 252

Agent Orange (39277-47-9)

– Government contractor defense, claims for damages against Dow dismissed (U.S., rev den), 221

Agriculture

– Fruit summary, Agricultural Chemical Usage 2009 report, In Brief, 1006
– GM crops

See generally Biotechnology

– Honeybees

See Fish and wildlife

– Methyl bromide

See Methyl bromide (74-83-9)

– Pesticides

See Pesticides

– PFCs, 3 Ala. public water systems near agricultural land unaffected by treated sewage sludge used as soil amendment, EPA says, 589

Agriculture Department (USDA)

– Ed. Note: This heading covers general administrative issues and processes. For information on other USDA activities, see specific subject headings.
– Appointments and personnel changes

– – Bonnie appointed as senior adviser for environment and climate, 421
– – Wilkes nominated as undersecretary for natural resources and environment, In Brief, 475

– Budget, FY2010 appropriations

See Legislation, federal, HR 2997

Air conditioning

– Automotive refrigerants, Cal. approves program to reduce GHG emissions, 113

Aircraft

See Aerospace industry

Air pollution

– American Labs. agrees to pay fine and install emissions controls to settle charges of CAA violations (D. Neb.), 644
– Asbestos

See generally Asbestos (1332-21-4)

– BASF to pay fine to settle charges of violating federal air pollution laws at 4 plants in 4 states (E.D. Tex.), 1051
– Bayer CropScience agrees to pay more than $1M to resolve violations of CWA, CAA, RCRA, and EPCRA at W. Va. plant, 223
– BP Prods. N. Am. Texas City refinery

– – Federal CAA enforcement, firm agrees to $180M settlement to resolve alleged violations (N.D. Ind.), 176
– – State rules enforcement, state AG charges facility with 46 separate violations of state health, safety, and environmental protection laws (Tex. Dist. Ct.), 569; firm agrees to refrain from future violations and to implement corrective actions, 674

– Calumet Shreveport agrees to pay fine to resolve charges of CAA violations following wastewater tank explosion and fire, 357
– Chevron Phillips Chem., Baytown plant, Sierra Club and local interest group allege ozone and air toxics emissions violations (S.D. Tex.), 840
– Citgo Refining and Chem. to pay Tex. fine for recordkeeping violations, 808
– Climate change, Jackson pledges to using all tools available in CAA to reduce GHG emissions, 53; EPA publishes proposed rule finding GHG emissions endanger public health, 418; think tank and lawmakers ask EPA to make agency economist's comments public, 682
– Connett fine to resolve alleged CAA violations at former Stewartville plant, In Brief, 654
– D.D. Williamson explosion, caramel coloring maker agrees to pay fine to settle allegations of CAA violations (W.D. Ky.), 841
– Diesel exhaust

See Diesel engines

– Dow agrees to pay fine for 9 Tex. air quality violations at Freeport facility, 542; Dow to pay Tex. fine for unauthorized emissions from Freeport facility, 673
– EU, Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Directive, European Parliament committee votes in support of “safety net” of minimum performance standards, 110; European Parliament supports proposals, 264; environment ministers agree on controls but disagree with lawmakers, 684
– ExxonMobil refineries to pay Tex. fine for unauthorized emissions, 808
– First Chem. explosion, mononitrotoluene maker agrees to pay fine to settle CAA charges related to incident (S.D. Miss.), 841
– Fumigants, environmental and public health groups challenge rules easing emissions limits on use (Cal. Super. Ct.), 572
– Invista to pay fine and to spend more than $500M to correct 680 environmental violations (D. Del.), 381
– Lead, EPA to reconsider some monitoring requirements in response to petition, 742
– Lehigh Cement to pay Tex. fine for reporting requirement violations, 808
– Manganese, final EPA monitoring data indicates low levels outside 2 Tenn. schools, 919
– Medical waste incinerators, EPA final rule imposes tighter emissions limits, 920
– NESHAP

See National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP)

– NSPS

See New source performance standards (NSPS)

– Particulate matter

See Particulate matter

– Perchloroethylene, EPA wants to review CAA rule limiting emissions from dry cleaning operations (D.C. Cir.), 353
– Petroleum refinery heat exchangers MACT standard, EPA to publish portions of rule setting technology-based control requirements, 1050
– PM

See Particulate matter

– POPs, long-range transboundary air pollution treaty

See Aarhus Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants

– Risk management plans

– – Ammonia, fruit packaging firm pays fine to EPA to settle allegations of failing to establish plan for offsite releases, 135
– – Enforcement policy, EPA lacks procedures to ensure all facilities have submitted plans to control chemical releases, IG says, 153; IG report claims majority of high-risk sites not audited in EPA Region 8, 328

– Shell Chem. to pay Tex. fine for failing to prevent unauthorized emissions, 808
– Shell Oil

– – Deer Park facility to pay Tex. fine for failing to prevent unauthorized emissions, 808
– – “Upset” emissions, firm agrees to settle CAA citizens' suit at Houston area plant (S.D. Tex.), 410

– Simoniz USA agrees to pay fine and to perform 3 SEPs to settle charges of violating EPCRA and CAA at Conn. facility, 384
– Solutia plant in Alvin to pay fine for violations of Tex. air quality regulations, 491
– Sulfur dioxide

See Sulfur dioxide (7446-09-5)

– Sulfuric acid

See Sulfuric acid (7664-93-9)

– Total Petrochemicals USA plant in LaPorte to pay fine for violations of Tex. air quality regulations, 491
– Toxic air contaminants

See Hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)

– Valero Refining to pay Tex. fine for air and water quality violations, 808
– VOCs

See Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

Air toxics

See Hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)

Air transportation

– Chemical oxygen generators, PHMSA amends rules to increase quantity limitation for packages aboard cargo aircraft, 1036
– Electronic manifests, delegates to Geneva meeting of UN Dangerous Goods Comm. to address task force report, 632
– Lithium ion batteries, Oberstar (D-Minn) questions PHMSA's response to incidents in which certain batteries caused fires aboard aircraft, 498; PHMSA authorizes use of international rules to differentiate products in shipping papers, 872; airline pilot union calls for ban on shipping as cargo, 873; OMB reviewing PHMSA proposed rule, 926; PHMSA publishes aviation safety advisory, 1005

Alabama

– PFCs, 3 public water systems near agricultural land unaffected by treated sewage sludge used as soil amendment, EPA says, 589

Albuterol (18559-94-9)

– CFCs, EPA does not allocate essential use exemption under Montreal Protocol for metered-dose inhalers, 50

Aldicarb (116-06-3)

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, EPA removes from final list, 386

Allethrin (584-79-2)

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, EPA removes from final list, 386

Allomaleic acid, dimethyl ester

See Dimethyl fumarate (624-49-7)

Allyl aldehyde

See Acrolein (107-02-8)

4-Allyl anisole

See Estragole (140-67-0)

Allyl chloride (107-05-1)

– Canada deems substance not to warrant further controls, 569

Allyl trichloride

See 1,2,3-Trichloropropane (96-18-4)

Alternative fuels

– Biofuels

See Biofuels

– Biotechnology, OECD report advises nations to increase investment in certain applications, 628
– Regulatory policy, state legislators urge federal government to study impact on states, 772

Aluminium

See Aluminum (7429-90-5)

Aluminosilicate, refractory ceramic fibers

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Aluminum (7429-90-5)

– Canada, Ontario government passes toxics control measure that identifies fume dust as proposed priority substance, 589
– Superfund, ATSDR issues updated final toxicological profile, 132

American Indians

See Native Americans

Aminobenzene

See Aniline (62-53-3)

4-Amino-3-[4´-diamino-5-(methylphenyl)azo]-[1,1´-biphenyl]-4-yl]azo]-5-hydroxy-6-(phenylazo)]- 2,7-naphthalenedisulfonic acid, disodium salt

See C.I. Direct Black 38 (1937-37-7)

2-(2-Aminoethoxy)ethanol (929-06-6)

– ChAMP, EPA lists HPV chemicals likely to be subject to test rules, 353

Aminophen

See Aniline (62-53-3)

Ammonia (7664-41-7)

– Fruit packaging firm pays fine to EPA to settle allegations of failing to establish risk management plan for offsite releases, 135
– Use and storage, EPA announces administrative settlements for violations in Or. and Idaho, 893

Ammonium nitrate (6484-52-2)

– France, Total Oil to stand trial over 2001 fatal explosion at AZF fertilizer factory in Toulouse, 230

Ammonium perfluorooctanoate

See Perfluorooctanoic acid, ammonium salt (3825-26-1)

Amsacrine (51264-14-3)

– Proposition 65, Cal. proposes listing as carcinogen, 620

tert-Amyl methyl ether (994-05-8)

– Proposition 65, Cal. proposes listing as reproductive toxicant, 620

Analysis and Perspective

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, technical registrants should prepare for data sharing, compensation, and protection, 656
– Liability, changing theories in mass and toxic torts, 955
– Nanotechnology

– – Practical guide to reduce product liability risk, 287
– – SNURs, case for using TSCA for “existing” nanomaterials, 205

– Perchlorate challenges Pres. Obama's pledge to give primacy to science at EPA, 444
– Phthalates, regulation in toys and child care products, 820
– Toxic substances, fundamental changes could be in store for regulation of commercial chemicals, 1008

ANAM

See N-[5-[[2-(Acetyloxy)ethyl](phenylmethyl)amino]-2-[(2-chloro-4,6-dinitrophenyl)azo]-4-methoxyphenyl]acetamide (16421-40-2)

Androgen (57-85-2)

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program

See Endocrine disruptors

Androstenedione (63-05-8)

– Carcinogenicity, scientific review panel accepts NTP conclusions in draft report, 740

Aniline (62-53-3)

– Drinking water, Contaminant Candidate List, EPA releases final list of 116 contaminants, 937

Animal testing

– Antimicrobial pesticides, EPA launches project exploring ways for in vitro testing for eye irritation, 572
– European Parliament supports plans to overhaul testing regime and to tighten restrictions, 473
– Eye corrosives and irritants, OECD adopts w in vitro methods, 893
– REACH

– – ECHA announces new process to avoid unnecessary testing, 812; ECHA issues clarification addressing data needs for large-volume chemicals, 915
– – Johns Hopkins Univ. study says compliance to require more animals and higher costs than previously estimated, 867

– Researchers sign international agreement to reduce animal use in product testing, 429
– SACATM discusses EPA efforts to devise tests that do not use animals, 642

Anodizing

See Electroplating

Anthracene (120-12-7)

– BP N. Am. Texas City refinery, firm agrees to pay fine to resolve alleged EPCRA violations, 250

Anthracene oil (90640-80-5)

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Anthracene oil, anthracene-low (90640-82-7)

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Anthracene oil, anthracene paste (90640-81-6)

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Anthracene oil, anthracene paste, anthracene fraction (91995-15-2)

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Anthracene oil, anthracene paste, distillation lights (91995-17-4)

– ECHA seeking comments on nomination for possible classification as substance of very high concern, 884

Anthrax

– Peridox, EPA registers first antimicrobial pesticide for deactivating spores on hard surfaces, 545

Antimicrobial pesticides

See also Disinfectants
– Animal testing, EPA launches project exploring ways for in vitro testing for eye irritation, 572
– European Comm'n calls for overhaul of system for authorizing biocidal products, 627
– Keyboards, Samsung agrees to pay fine and stop making inhibition claims, EPA says, 1057
– Peridox, EPA registers first product for deactivating anthrax spores on hard surfaces, 545
– VF Outdoor administrative FIFRA complaint for North Face footwear claims, In Brief, 950

Antimony trioxide (1309-64-4)

– ECHA calls for comments on harmonizing classification and labeling of flame retardant, 201; ECHA issues first opinion under GHS-compliant regime, 704

Anti-thyroid pesticides

See Endocrine disruptors

Apparel

– Permethrin-treated military uniforms, test of mosquito repellency, In Brief, 14

Aqua fortis

See Nitric acid (7697-37-2)

Arctic region

See Polar regions

Argentina

– Matanza-Riachuelo River, ombudsman accuses state-run utility of dumping raw sewage into river, 231; ombudsman accuses government of failing to comply with cleanup orders, 305

Arizona

– Labels and labeling, preliminary injunction request over alleged copyright infringement denied (D. Ariz.), 727

Arkansas

– Ethylene dichloride, trial court erred in determining when property owner knew of contamination (8th Cir.), 676

Arsenic (7440-38-2)

– Ed. Note: This heading covers both arsenic and arsenic compounds.
– Air pollution, ambient concentrations regularly exceed EPA thresholds, study finds, 455
– Canada, Ontario government passes toxics control measure that identifies proposed priority substances, 589
– Water pollution, Columbia River Basin, EPA Region 10 report provides first comprehensive gauge of risks, 88

Artificial turf

– Proposition 65, Astroturf agrees to eliminate most lead from synthetic grass products to settle suit (Cal. Super. Ct.), 836

Asbestos (1332-21-4)

– Adeline Jay Geo-Karis Ill. Beach State Park, structural flaws and other factors prevent ATSDR from protecting public health effectively, Miller (D-NC) says, 247
– Bankruptcy settlement preserved by barring personal injury plaintiffs from suing insurance companies with alleged knowledge of hazards (U.S., oral arg), 331; (rvs and rem), 616
– Canada, Ontario government passes toxics control measure that identifies proposed priority carcinogens, 589
– Class actions, tort reform, Okla. measure addresses medical evidence for asbestos claims, class action caps, and noneconomic damages for personal injury cases, 576
– Equitable Building renovation, firm must pay civil penalty for failing to abide by state regulations (Iowa Dist. Ct.), 462
– European Comm'n draft plan to allow continued use of 6 fiber types under certain conditions, 333; EU lawmakers criticize European Comm'n plan to continue REACH exemptions for 6 fiber types, 360; European Parliament members support resolution to end waiver, 491
– France

– – Brownfields, health group study finds no significant risk for residents near old factories, 869
– – Exposure rules to change based on newly released data and recommendations, 198

– Libby vermiculite mining Superfund site

– – Bankruptcy, court grants preliminary approval to settlement of homeowner class action against W.R. Grace (Bankr. D. Del.), 116
– – Criminal CAA case against W.R. Grace set for trial (D. Mont.), 115; prosecutors say actions by executives endangered Libby residents, 196; court allows expert witnesses to rely on indoor air studies and historical product testing, 197; W.R. Grace claims EPA negligence played role in endangering residents, 278; judge dismisses all charges against former executive, 433; jury finds firm and 3 former executives not guilty on all counts, 455
– – Emergencies, EPA declares first-ever public health emergency at site under CERLCA, 618
– – FOIA, federal employees' suit alleges EPA improperly withheld IG report on cleanup effort (D.D.C.), 414; EPA releases IG report, 433
– – Monitoring and measurement, EPA conducts “activity-based sampling” to detect uncontained asbestos, 973

– Liberty Mutual Insurance owes coverage for defense and indemnity costs from personal injury claims filed against former manufacturer (Wis.), 136
– Negligence

– – Foster Wheeler verdict “hopelessly inconsistent” in boiler manufacture suit (Cal. Ct. App.), 921
– – Ship engine maker had no duty to warn about insulation made by others (Wash. Ct. App.), 769

– Northshore Mining, federal injunction no longer necessary to impose air quality limits “ingrained” in state standards (8th Cir.), 842
– Occupational safety

– – Boiler manufacturer employee verdict reversed due to trial court improperly barring jury from hearing about other workplace exposures (Ill.), 466
– – Brake manufacturer may face supplier liability in negligence claim brought by widow of machine shop employee (Wis. App. Ct.), 492
– – Joint compound, court rejects exposure award against manufacturer due to difficulty of apportioning liability (Cal. Ct. App.), 414
– – Malignant mesothelioma death rates rise due to long latency period after first exposure, NIOSH says, 457
– – Navy veterans with mesothelioma

– – – Estates awarded $14M in exposure case (Pa. Ct. C.P.), 434
– – – Exposed former machinist's mate due $2.9M, jury says (Cal. Super. Ct.), 515

– – Railroad worker's fear of cancer award dismissed over lack of proper jury instruction (U.S., rev and rem), 565
– – San Diego Gas & Elec. and employees, work practice charges dismissed (S.D. Cal.), 1028
– – San Diego Gas & Elec., new criminal trial may proceed against firm for violating work practice standards (9th Cir.), 280; 2nd status conference scheduled in retrial (S.D. Cal.), 921
– – “Take home” or “bystander” exposure suits against property owners barred (Ohio Ct. App.), 178
– – Watkins Street Project, co-owner of salvage and demolition company pleads guilty to charges related to CAA handling and notification requirements (E.D. Tenn.), 1001
– – Widow of mesothelioma victim did not put forth sufficient evidence of exposure during 4-month period of working on particular ship (N.D. Ohio), 359

– Shipboard pumps and valves makers may be liable for harm cause by replacement packing and insulation (Cal. Ct. App.), 977
– Superfund, landlord seeks CERCLA liability for abandoned material left in place during sale of building (U.S., rev sought), 225
– Third-party product hazards, state law imposes no duty to warn of defective products manufactured or supplied by someone else (Cal. Ct. App.), 227
– Unocal pipeline removal site, certification of 2 classes of property owners vacated (Colo. Ct. App.), 770

Asphalt (8052-42-4)

– Process safety, OSHA proposes penalties against N.J. refining firm, 1052

Asthma inhalers

– CFCs, EPA plans to allocate 63 metric tons for metered dose inhaler production in 2009 under Montreal Protocol, 50; 2009 allocations issued, In Brief, 654

ATK OS-10

– SNAP program, EPA approves as acceptable alternative for total flooding fire suppression and explosion protection systems, 5

Atrazine (1912-24-9)

– Drinking water, NRDC calls for ban of herbicide while claiming EPA ignores risks and uses poor science, 870
– Endangered species, San Francisco Bay area, EPA plans to study impact on 11 protected species to settle ESA suit (N.D. Cal.), 678
– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, EPA lists for initial study this year, 386; EPA to send test orders to manufacturers and registrants soon, 430; EPA releases test order schedule, 1054
– Risk assessment, EPA to evaluate potential effects on humans for possible need for wider safety margin, 1002
– Soil contamination, researchers find that mixture of iron and soybean oil can break down herbicide, 795

ATSDR

See Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Agency (ATSDR)

Attorneys' fees

– Hazardous waste, Red Spot Paint & Varnish sanctioned for misrepresenting use of 2 chlorinated solvents at Evansville plant (S.D. Ind.), 645

Audits

– France, proposed REACH ordinance defines penalties for noncompliance and authorizes audits, 229

Audits, environmental

See Environmental audits

Austria

– Biotechnology, EU member states reject European Comm'n plan to force end to ban, 235

Automotive industry

– Cargo tank motor vehicle construction and maintenance

See Cargo tanks and cargo tank motor vehicles

– Metalworking fluids, group of former GM plant workers may not pursue product liability and failure to warn claims against bulk chemical supplier (Mich. Ct. App.), 199

3´-Azido-3´-deoxythymidine

See Zidovudine (30516-87-1)

Azinphos-methyl (86-50-0)

– Endocrine disruptor screening and testing program, EPA removes from final list, 386
– Superfund, ATSDR issues updated final toxicological profile, 132

AZT

See Zidovudine (30516-87-1)