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Massachuse(s)Toxics)Use)Reduc1on)Act) (TURA):)Reducing)the)Use)of)Carcinogens) Rachel'Massey' Senior'Associate'Director'&'Policy'Program'Manager' Massachuse8s'Toxics'Use'Reduc=on'Ins=tute' ' World'Cancer'Congress' August'30,'2012'


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Massachuse(s)Toxics)Use)Reduc1on)Act) (TURA):)Reducing)the)Use)of)Carcinogens)

Rachel'Massey' Senior'Associate'Director'&'Policy'Program'Manager' Massachuse8s'Toxics'Use'Reduc=on'Ins=tute' ' World'Cancer'Congress' August'30,'2012'

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Overview )

  • TURA:'How'it'works'
  • TURA'results:'All'reportable'chemicals'
  • TURA'results:'Carcinogens'
  • Reducing'carcinogen'use:'Examples'
  • Related'efforts'in'other'jurisdic=ons'
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How)TURA)Works ) Users)of)large)amounts)of)toxic) chemicals)must:)

– Report''toxics)use' – Pay''fees))

  • Funds)support)services)to)industry)

– Plan,toxics)reduc1on)

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TURA)Structure:)) Implemen1ng)Agencies)

Massachuse8s'Department'of' Environmental'Protec=on'(MassDEP)' Office'of'Technical'Assistance'and' Technology'(OTA)' Toxics'Use'Reduc=on'Ins=tute'(TURI)'

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Repor1ng:)Focus)on)USE )

Produc=on'Unit ' InUplant'treatment' '

  • r'recycling

' Byproduct Raw Material Product Waste / Emissions

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Toxics)Use)Reduc1on)Planning)

  • Facili=es'iden=fy'
  • p=ons;'conduct'

EH&S,'technical,'&' financial'analysis'

  • Planning'is'

mandatory;' implementa=on'is' voluntary'

  • Plan'must'be'signed'

by'cer=fied'planner'

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TUR)Techniques)

  • Input'subs=tu=on'
  • Product'reformula=on'
  • Produc=on'unit'

redesign,'modifica=on,'

  • r'moderniza=on'
  • Improved'opera=ons'&'

maintenance'

  • Integral'recycling'
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Industry)Sectors)Subject)to)TURA:) Examples )

  • Chemical'distributors'&'formulators'
  • Dry'cleaners'
  • Electronics'manufacturers'
  • Manufacturers'of'industrial'equipment'
  • Medical'device'manufacturers'
  • Metal'finishers'and'platers'
  • Military'&'aerospace'contractors'
  • Municipal'waste'incinerators'
  • Paint'formulators'
  • Plas=cs'compounders'
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Limita1ons)of)TURA )

  • Sectors''not'covered'

– Government,'higher'educa=on,'health'care,' R&D'

  • 10'employee'threshold'
  • Toxics'in'consumer'products'

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TURA)Results,)1990)S)2005)

Total Use

200 400 600 800 Y ear

40% ↓

On-Site Releases

5 10 15 20 25 Y ear

91% ↓

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Results)2000)S)2009)

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Economic)Benefits) )

  • f)Toxics)Use)Reduc1on

)

  • Savings'in'opera=ng'costs'from'TUR'implementa=on:'

– $88'million'from'1990'to'1997' – $43'to'$50'million'from'2000'to'2009'

  • Reduced'costs'for'OSHA'and'EPA'compliance,'
  • ccupa=onal'illness'and'lost'work'days.'
  • Improved'regulatory'compliance,'reducing'fines'and'

penal=es.'

  • Enhanced'compe==veness'in'interna=onal'markets.''
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Use)of)Carcinogens)under)TURA)

  • How'are'we'doing'with'regard'to'protec=ng'

workers'and'communi=es'from'carcinogen' exposures?''

  • Where'are'there'opportuni=es'for'us'to'do'

more?''

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Use)of)Carcinogens)under)TURA)

We'considered'chemicals'that'have'been' reported'under'TURA'and'are'on'one'of' the'following'lists:' – IARC:'Groups'1,'2A' – IRIS:'Groups'A,'B1,'B2' – NTP'“known”'and'“reasonably' an=cipated”'to'be'a'human'carcinogen'

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0" 100,000,000" 200,000,000" 300,000,000" 400,000,000" 500,000,000" 600,000,000" 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Figure 5: Total Use of Known or Suspected Carcinogens TURA Program, 1990-2010

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0" 1,000,000" 2,000,000" 3,000,000" 4,000,000" 5,000,000" 6,000,000" 7,000,000" 8,000,000" 9,000,000" 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Figure 6: Total Environmental Releases of Known or Suspected Carcinogens TURA Program, 1990-2010

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Known)or)Suspected)Mammary) Carcinogens)reported)under)TURA,) 1990S2010)

  • 1,2UDibromoU3Uchloropropane'
  • 1,3UButadiene'
  • 1,4UDioxane'
  • 2UMethylaziridine''
  • 3,3'UDichlorobenzidine'

dihydrochloride'

  • 4,4'UMethylene'bis(2U

chloroaniline)'

  • Acetaldehyde'
  • Acrylonitrile'
  • Benzene'
  • Carbon'tetrachloride'
  • Methylene'chloride'
  • Dioxin'and'dioxin'compounds'
  • Ethylene'dichloride'
  • Ethylene'oxide'
  • Hexachlorobenzene'
  • Hydrazine'
  • Nitrobenzene'
  • oUAminoazotoluene''
  • Polychlorinated'biphenyls''
  • Styrene'monomer'
  • Toluene'Diisocyanate''
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! 2,000,000% 4,000,000% 6,000,000% 8,000,000% 10,000,000% 12,000,000% 14,000,000% 16,000,000% 18,000,000% 20,000,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Figure 11: Known & Suspected Breast & Mammary Gland Carcinogens Total Use TURA Program, 1990-2010

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! 200,000% 400,000% 600,000% 800,000% 1,000,000% 1,200,000% 1,400,000% 1,600,000% 1,800,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Figure 12: Known & Suspected Breast & Mammary Gland Carcinogens Total Environmental Releases TURA Program, 1990-2010

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Use of Known/Suspected Breast/Mammary Carcinogens: Primary Industries TURA Program, 1990-2010

Rank (1990- 2010) Chemical Name Total in 2010 (latest year of TURA data) % Change (1990-2010) Primary Industry Sectors # of Facilities Reporting (2010) USE 1. Styrene Monomer 292,654,148

  • 26%

Plastic materials and resins; Chemical distribution 11 2. Toluene Diisocyanate 12,750,614 +561% Plastics resins manufacturing; Paints; Plastic foam products 4 3. Methylene Chloride 3,387,455

  • 56%

Chemicals and allied products (primarily paints, pharmaceuticals and adhesives); Chemical distribution 11 ENVIRONMENTAL RELEASES 1. Methylene Chloride 21,672

  • 99%

Chemicals and allied products primarily paints, pharmaceuticals and adhesives); Chemical distribution 11 2. Styrene Monomer 9,847

  • 98%

Plastic materials and resins; Chemical distribution 11 3. Acetaldehyde 9,900*

  • 91%*

Plastics materials and resins *2005 was the last year facilities reported use of acetaldehyde

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TURA)Program)Ac1vi1es)Related)to) Reducing)Carcinogen)Use:)Examples)

  • Small)Business)Grants)&)Demonstra1on)Sites)

– Reducing'the'use'of'perchloroethylene,in' dry'cleaning' – Reducing'the'use'of'hexavalent,chromium, in'metal'finishing'and'pla=ng'

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Perchloroethylene))in)Dry)Cleaning)

  • Promoting shift to

wet cleaning

  • Grants
  • Technical

assistance

  • Demonstration

sites

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Reducing)Carcinogen)Use:)Examples,) cont’d)

  • OnSsite)Technical)Assistance'

– Reducing'the'use'of'formaldehyde'in'electroless' silver'&'copper'pla=ng'processes' – Reducing'the'use'of'trichloroethylene,and,other, halogenated,solvents,in'surface'cleaning'

  • Supply'Chain'Work'Groups'

– Reducing'the'use'of'hexavalent,chromium,in' military'&'aerospace'applica=ons' – Reducing'the'use'of'phthalates,in'wire'&'cable''

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! 1,000,000% 2,000,000% 3,000,000% 4,000,000% 5,000,000% 6,000,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Trichloroethylene Total Use, TURA Program 1990-2010

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! 2,000,000% 4,000,000% 6,000,000% 8,000,000% 10,000,000% 12,000,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Methylene Chloride Total Use, TURA Program 1990-2010

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Company)Case)Study:)Gentex)Op1cs)

  • Reduced'solvents'

used'in'the'coa=ng' process'by'87%.'

  • Reduced'emissions'

up'to'90%.'

  • Reduced'water'use'by

' 4.5'million'gallons'per ' year,'or'34%.'

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Company)Case)Study:)A.W.)Chesterton)

  • Eliminated'12'tons'of'chlorinated'solvent'waste;'

saved'over'$113,000'by'switching'to'waterUbased' cleaners.'

  • Reduced'overall'regulated'waste'by'40%;'direct'

savings'of'$47,000'by'using'safer'or'more'efficient' materials'or'formula=ons.'

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Reducing)Carcinogen)Use:)Examples,) cont’d)

  • University'Research'

– Alterna=ves'to'formaldehyde'in'adhesive' formula=ons' – Alterna=ves'to'styrene,in'polymer' applica=ons'

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Trends:)Limita1ons)of)the)Data)

  • Trade'secret'claims''
  • Changes'in'repor=ng'thresholds'

– Higher'Hazard'Substance'designa=ons:'1,000'lbs'' – TRI'PBTs'have'thresholds'ranging'from'.1'gram'to' 100'pounds.'''

  • Changes'in'repor=ng'requirements'(e.g.'

addi=on'of'chemicals'to'the'list;'addi=on'of' sectors)'

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! 2,000,000% 4,000,000% 6,000,000% 8,000,000% 10,000,000% 12,000,000% 14,000,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Formaldehyde Total Use, TURA Program 1990-2010

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! 2,000,000% 4,000,000% 6,000,000% 8,000,000% 10,000,000% 12,000,000% 14,000,000% 16,000,000% 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Pounds Lead and Compounds Total Use, TURA Program 1990-2010

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Policy)Efforts)

– Emerging'concerns:'e.g.'nUpropyl'bromide' – Higher'Hazard'Substances:'Lowering' repor=ng'threshold'for'substances'of' par=cular'concern' – Regula=ng'hexavalent'chromium'separately' from'other'chromium'compounds'

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Other)state)efforts)adopted) contemporaneously)

  • Maine:'Toxics'Use'and'Hazardous'Waste'

Reduc=on'(1989)'

  • Minnesota:'Minnesota'Toxic'Pollu=on'

Preven=on'Act'(1990)'

  • Oregon:'Reduc=on'of'Use'of'Toxic'Substances'

and'Hazardous'Waste'Genera=on'(1989)'

  • Vermont:'Toxics'Use'Reduc=on'and'Hazardous'

Waste'Reduc=on'(1989)'

  • New'Jersey:'Pollu=on'Preven=on'Act'(1991)'
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TURASrelated)ac1vi1es)in)other) jurisdic1ons)(recent))

  • Maine'
  • Washington'
  • California'
  • New'York'
  • Ontario'
  • Toronto'
  • Alberta'
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Contact'Informa=on:' Rachel Massey ' Massachuse8s'Toxics'Use'Reduc=on'Ins=tute ' University'of'Massachuse8s'Lowell ' www.turi.org ' massey@turi.org;'978U934U3124 '

' Acknowledgments:'Carcinogens'analysis'by'Molly'Jacobs'(Lowell'Center'for' Sustainable'Produc=on)'and'Heather'Tenney'(TURI)'(report'forthcoming,' October'2012)'

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Addi=onal'Slides '

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Core)principles )

  • Focus'on'Use''
  • Focus'on'Hazard'
  • Focus'on'Planning'
  • Avoid'risk'shioing'
  • Combina=on'of'mandatory'&'voluntary'

elements'

  • Diffusion'of'informa=on'through'cer=fied'

planners'

  • Primary'preven=on'of'disease'by'avoiding'

toxic'exposures'

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Higher)Hazard)Substances:)) TCE)Results)

Pounds of TCE Used by TURA Filers, 2000 - 2009

500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*

* Note: Reporting threshold dropped to 1,000 lbs/year in 2009. Of the total reported, 73,354 lbs w ere due to this low er threshold.

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Higher)Hazard)Substances:)) PCE)Results)

Pounds of PCE Used by TURA Filers, 2000 - 2009

200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*

* Note: Reporting threshold dropped to 1,000 lbs/year in 2009. The data reported for 2009 include 78,521 lbs reported due to the low er threshold.

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Elements)of)a)TUR)Plan)

Statement of management policy Employee notification & input Process mapping Materials accounting Options identification Options evaluation (including screening & technical & financial evaluation) Plan certification & implementation

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Facili1es)subject)to)TURA) requirements )

  • Large'quan=ty'toxics'users'in'covered'sectors'

with'>'10'FTE’s'

  • Thresholds:''

– Manufactured'or'processed:'25,000'lbs) – Otherwise'used:10,000'lbs' – PBTs:'

  • Lead,'lead'compounds,'&'others:'100'lbs'
  • Mercury,'mercury'compounds,'&'others:'10'lbs'
  • Dioxin'&'dioxinUlike'compounds:'0.1'gram'

– Higher'Hazard'Substances:1,000'lbs'

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Supply)Chain)Work)Groups)

Lead-free Electronics Consortium

  • Collaborative performance testing

Wire & Cable Work Group

  • Reducing use of phthalates, heavy

metals

Military & Aerospace Work Group

  • Addressing barriers to replacing

hexavalent chromium and halogenated solvents