The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) is the primary vehicle for enabling the government to review most chemicals, other than foods, drugs, cosmetics and pesticides, before they are introduced into commerce. In this book, Miriam V. Gold and Jean Warshaw provide readers with a unique, strategic text on regulatory compliance of the TSCA. The book is a unique resource for lawyers and regulatory affairs specialists who need to understand the TSCA, including the surrounding law, regulations and guidances. This volume includes a broad array of resource materials, references to other supporting source materials, and procedures to implement an integrated TSCA compliance plan. The 2014 Edition updates and discusses incremental new rules, and those proposed in the EPA's most recent semi-annual regulatory agenda to give practitioners some perspective on what to expect in the coming year, as well as recent enforcement efforts. Features • Unique and strategic text on regulatory compliance of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). • Written by two practitioners with over 40 years combined wealth of experience in the chemical industry. • Text includes helpful samples and draft documents for attorneys and regulatory specialists, with accompanying CD-ROM for ease of use.. Reviews "This guide provides lawyers and environmental professionals a thorough and a fundamental understanding of the policies that form the foundation of the Toxic Substances Control Act. For practitioners serving any of the broad range of regulated industries, this excellent and robust resource will help to formulate effective compliance strategies, even as new technologies and products are created in a fast moving world. A superb and an essential source for the environmental compliance professional!".~Usha Wright Esq., Executive Vice President O'Brien& Gere The eBook versions of this title feature links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.(

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