Regulation for Chemical Safety in Europe: Analysis, Comment and Criticism [electronic resource] /
Many European Union Directives seek to minimize the potential for harm to humans and the environment arising from the use of chemicals. This book takes an interdisciplinary, selective look at the effector mechanisms employed in such directives. It covers the pre-marketing use of toxicology to identify the hazardous properties of chemicals, acknowledging its shortcomings, while contrasting the scientific method with the precautionary principle in developing risk-management practices. The book then goes on to describe the use of bio-indicators, chemical analyses and mathematical modelling for prediction, or to determine the adequacy of chemical safety legislation. The environmental risk assessment of priority chemicals is described and the impact of pesticides on sustainability in agriculture is discussed from the differing standpoints of agronomy and economics. Audience: All professionals concerned with the safe management of chemicals and their use, including teachers, practitioners, policy makers or legislators.
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KOHA-OAI-TEST:1984382018-07-30T23:25:06ZRegulation for Chemical Safety in Europe: Analysis, Comment and Criticism [electronic resource] / Pugh, D. Michael. editor. Tarazona, Jose V. editor. SpringerLink (Online service) textDordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer,1998.engMany European Union Directives seek to minimize the potential for harm to humans and the environment arising from the use of chemicals. This book takes an interdisciplinary, selective look at the effector mechanisms employed in such directives. It covers the pre-marketing use of toxicology to identify the hazardous properties of chemicals, acknowledging its shortcomings, while contrasting the scientific method with the precautionary principle in developing risk-management practices. The book then goes on to describe the use of bio-indicators, chemical analyses and mathematical modelling for prediction, or to determine the adequacy of chemical safety legislation. The environmental risk assessment of priority chemicals is described and the impact of pesticides on sustainability in agriculture is discussed from the differing standpoints of agronomy and economics. Audience: All professionals concerned with the safe management of chemicals and their use, including teachers, practitioners, policy makers or legislators.Deciding on the Regulatory Limits Which Have Ensured that Exposures of People to Chemicals were without Unacceptable Risk -- Evaluation of Neurotoxicity -- Scientific Concepts and Uncertainties in the Identification of Ecotoxicological Thresholds of Acceptability and Danger -- Simulation and Visualisation of Spatial Exposure Patterns -- The Precautionary Principle and Science-Based Limits in Regulatory Toxicology -- Hazard Assessment and Risk Assessment of Chemical Substances in the EU -- Sustainable Development, Agricultural Practices and the Use of Plant Protection Products -- Options for the Regulation of the Long-Term Environmental Impact of Chemicals in the European Union -- Regulations and Risk Assessments of the Ecotoxicological Impact from the Use of Plant Protection Products in the European Union -- Concluding Synthesis.Many European Union Directives seek to minimize the potential for harm to humans and the environment arising from the use of chemicals. This book takes an interdisciplinary, selective look at the effector mechanisms employed in such directives. It covers the pre-marketing use of toxicology to identify the hazardous properties of chemicals, acknowledging its shortcomings, while contrasting the scientific method with the precautionary principle in developing risk-management practices. The book then goes on to describe the use of bio-indicators, chemical analyses and mathematical modelling for prediction, or to determine the adequacy of chemical safety legislation. The environmental risk assessment of priority chemicals is described and the impact of pesticides on sustainability in agriculture is discussed from the differing standpoints of agronomy and economics. Audience: All professionals concerned with the safe management of chemicals and their use, including teachers, practitioners, policy makers or legislators.Environment.Political science.Medical laws and legislation.Environmental law.Environmental policy.Environmental management.Ecotoxicology.Environment.Environment, general.Medical Law.Political Science.Environmental Management.Environmental Law/Policy/Ecojustice.Ecotoxicology.Springer eBookshttp://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5316-4URN:ISBN:9789401153164 |
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Many European Union Directives seek to minimize the potential for harm to humans and the environment arising from the use of chemicals. This book takes an interdisciplinary, selective look at the effector mechanisms employed in such directives. It covers the pre-marketing use of toxicology to identify the hazardous properties of chemicals, acknowledging its shortcomings, while contrasting the scientific method with the precautionary principle in developing risk-management practices. The book then goes on to describe the use of bio-indicators, chemical analyses and mathematical modelling for prediction, or to determine the adequacy of chemical safety legislation. The environmental risk assessment of priority chemicals is described and the impact of pesticides on sustainability in agriculture is discussed from the differing standpoints of agronomy and economics. Audience: All professionals concerned with the safe management of chemicals and their use, including teachers, practitioners, policy makers or legislators. |
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