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Essential Tools for HPV Chemical Assessment & Safer Design: Insights from GC3 Session

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This session from the Green Chemistry Commerce Council (GC3) emphasizes the necessity of a comprehensive tools database for chemical assessment and safer design. Key speakers from various industries discussed the challenges faced in obtaining meaningful chemical information, the inadequacies of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and the goal of creating a centralized resource for chemical properties, toxicity, and environmental data. The session also highlighted existing databases and modeling programs essential for improving safety in chemical handling and design processes.

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  1. The Tools for HPV Chemical Assessment & Safer Design Green Chemistry in Commerce Council Session 6A Thursday December 14, 2006 DC Long 12/14/06

  2. GC3 Tools Team Members Dave Long- SC Johnson John Frazier- Nike Ken Alston- MCBD Mark Rossi- Clean Product Action Mike Rose- Interface David Wilkinson- C&A Floor Covering Carol Sunduis-Tyco Electronics Wendy Porter- Interface Fabrics Suk Whang- Interface Lauren Heine- GreenBlue Institute Mary Ellen Mika- Steelcase Yve Torrie- Lowell Center Melissa Coffin- Lowell Center Joel Tickner-Lowell Center Tom Swarr- UTC Connie Hensler- Interface DC Long 12/14/06

  3. Why is a Tools Database Needed • Companies, Universities and other chemical uses have • difficulty finding meaningful chemical information to • safely use, work with and dispose of chemicals. • MSDS are required by OSHA but they often provide minimal • information. They often lack information to understand • the toxicity, long term hazards, environmental fate, • properties or even the composition. • Information on many chemicals or modeling tools exist but • can be difficult to locate DC Long 12/14/06

  4. Tools Database Goals • Provide a single location that provides multiple resources • for chemical properties, toxicity and environmental data. • Provide links for each resource. The link may need updated • rather than recreating a database where information • needs to be updated periodically. • Provide user comments describing the database or modeling • programs. Can include comments on ease of use and • validity of the information. Describe limitations to the • database or modeling program. Comments can be added • by users over time. DC Long 12/14/06

  5. What Tools & Databases are Available • There are numerous free sources of chemical data. One • must search to find the databases. • There are also several excellent subscriber chemical • databases. • In addition to databases there are numerous chemical • modeling programs for hazard and risk assessment, exposure • assessment tools, fate assessment tools and safer chemistry • design tools DC Long 12/14/06

  6. GC3 Tools Database Lets take a look at the current organization of the database Environmental/Chemical Properties Chemical Properties/Toxicity/Safety Chronic Toxicity Multiple Databases (including subscriber) Modeling Programs- Assessment Tools DC Long 12/14/06

  7. Environmental and Chemical Properties DC Long 12/14/06

  8. Environmental FateDatabase DC Long 12/14/06

  9. Chemical Properties/Toxicity/Safety Chemical Properties/Toxicity/Safety DC Long 12/14/06

  10. HPV Challenge Program DC Long 12/14/06

  11. HPV Challenge Program 79-94-7 DC Long 12/14/06

  12. DC Long 12/14/06

  13. Chronic Toxicity Database Chronic Toxicity Databases DC Long 12/14/06

  14. DC Long 12/14/06

  15. Prop 65 Chemical Database DC Long 12/14/06

  16. Sources with Multiple Databases DC Long 12/14/06

  17. DC Long 12/14/06

  18. Subscription Service Database DC Long 12/14/06

  19. DC Long 12/14/06

  20. Modeling & Assessment Programs DC Long 12/14/06

  21. EPA’s PBT Profiler DC Long 12/14/06

  22. EOCSAR DC Long 12/14/06

  23. Summary • GC3 Spreadsheet of Chemical Information Databases • and Modeling programs is just a start. • It is currently a spreadsheet but could be transferred to • a database like Access that is searchable using Key Words. • GC3 Members need to use the tool to evaluate how useful • it is and is it worth developing further. • The GC3 Tools Team will be evaluating the tool and making • recommendations. We invite others to provide input • based on this presentation. DC Long 12/14/06