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Interagency
Work with Agriculture and HHS to
Coordination on
coordinate and support the development
Research
and implementation of research initiatives
to examine the health effects and toxicity
of pesticides and other pollutants on
vulnerable subpopulations and report to
Congress.
Enforcement
Authorizes citizen suits for any past or
Authorizes citizen suits against EPA for failure to establish
Provisions
ongoing failure to complete and submit a TRI
thresholds. Permits citizen suits with respect to violations
reporting form. Also, creates a citizen suit for
under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act. And for any past
failure to submit a Pollution Prevention Plan
or ongoing failure to complete and submit a TRI reporting
Summary or Progress Report.
form.
CBI/Trade
Allows a person to withhold an element or
Permits withholding of portions of chemical use information
Secrets
portion of materials accounting information if
reported by facilities for purposes of protecting trade secrets.
the person shows it is a trade secret on the
The commission may grant exemptions from such reporting
basis of the same four factors that apply to
requirements if a substance would not cause substantial
specific chemical identity information under
personal injury or illness as a result of foreseeable handling,
the current TRI program: a) has taken
including ingestion by children.
reasonable measures to protect confidentiality;
2) not required to be disclosed under any
Federal or state law; 3) disclosure is likely to
cause substantial harm to competitive position
and 4) chemical identity is not readily
discoverable through reverse engineering.
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