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Future Strategies to Address PPCPs

Future Strategies to Address PPCPs. Octavia Conerly Health and Ecological Criteria Division Office of Water October 26, 2005. USEPA Disclaimer. The contents of this presentation are the expressed opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the USEPA.

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Future Strategies to Address PPCPs

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  1. Future Strategies to Address PPCPs Octavia Conerly Health and Ecological Criteria Division Office of Water October 26, 2005

  2. USEPA Disclaimer The contents of this presentation are the expressed opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the USEPA.

  3. Future Strategies • OST Literature PPCP Database • Contains summaries of peer-reviewed articles (1970’s-present) • Searchable by author, title, keyword • Presently contains over 400 citations and summaries • Hard copies of articles cataloged • OW plans to use data from the literature to help prioritize PPCPs of concern

  4. Future Strategies • Workshop • Focus on long-term strategy and interim measures • Identify and prioritize data gaps • Identify a list of compounds to direct our focus • Analytical methods development in various media • Ecological and human health effects • Treatment (removal during treatment) • Exposure via biosolids (leaching from surface applied biosolids)

  5. Future Opportunities for Collaboration • Data sharing with various agencies (e.g.-USGS, CDC, FDA, USDA) • Occurrence and health effects data • To develop water quality standards/criteria • To develop drinking water regulations • To assess increasing antibiotic resistance • To develop effluent guidelines • Technology sharing • Methods development • Treatment • External input into EPA assessments

  6. Research Assessment Management EPA Scientific Research/ Data Collection Risk Assessment • Animal Toxicology • Clinical Studies • Epidemiology • Cell/Tissue • Experiments • Computational • Methods • Monitoring/ • Surveillance Dose-Response Assessment Risk Management Treatment Technology Research Needs Risk Manage- ment Decisions Risk Characteri- zation Hazard Identification Collaboration Exposure Assessment • Other Federal Agencies • States/Local • Academia • Industry • Public Interest/Environmental Groups Collaboration Costs/ Benefits External Input into Research/ Assessment

  7. Future Opportunities for Collaboration • Collaboration within EPA (program offices and regions) • To develop EPA approved methods for detection • To determine additional research needs • To develop guidance on how to move forward until risk assessments for these types of contaminants are available

  8. Contact Information Octavia Conerly 202-566-1094 conerly.octavia@epa.gov

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