International cooperation on chemicals and the environment : a report on Australian participation in the 20th joint meeting of the OECD chemicals group and managment committee : Paris 24-28 May 1993.

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TextPublication details: Canberra : Dept. of Primary Industries and Energy, 1993Description: 20 pISBN:

0642194041

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DDC classification:

363.7 INT

Subject: The report outlines the programme's activities in: Risk reduction of lead; Risk reduction of other chemicals; Cooperative assessment of existing chemicals; Australian proposal for the exchange of new chemicals assessment information; Comparison of European Community (EC) and United States (US) assessment methods; New activity on pesticides; Good laboratory practice; Chemicals control activities, and; Biotechnology and the environment

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The report outlines the programme's activities in: Risk reduction of lead; Risk reduction of other chemicals; Cooperative assessment of existing chemicals; Australian proposal for the exchange of new chemicals assessment information; Comparison of European Community (EC) and United States (US) assessment methods; New activity on pesticides; Good laboratory practice; Chemicals control activities, and; Biotechnology and the environment

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