CD 14 — AR226-1068a

EPA administrative record segment: CD-14--AR226-1068a (1,777 documents).

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3M submitted two studies to the EPA regarding perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) as part of their ongoing dialogue about fluorochemicals, focusing on health effects observed in employees from their medical surveillance programs. 2001 AR226-1046 5bk6Z65EJXvy8gb4wa529EjrJ 1
The document is a final report from 3M Company detailing a longitudinal analysis of serum PFOS and PFOA levels in relation to lipid and hepatic clinical chemistry test results among male employees participating in the company's fluorochemical medical surveillance program conducted in 1994/95, 1997, and 2000. 2001 AR226-1048 qmk6607dG4jEQ8DwYx3MoDJvj 63
3M submitted a correction notice to the EPA regarding a TSCA Section 8(e) Supplemental Notice on sulfonate-based fluorochemicals, including an omitted study on selected fluorochemicals in the Decatur, Alabama area, and provided additional analytical reports related to blood serum and liver levels of test materials. 2001 AR226-1049 gbBz7K61xOnYn19kgKxZw0KjJ 5
The document is a final report from 3M Company detailing a cross-sectional analysis of serum levels of perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) among employees participating in the 2000 medical surveillance program at their Antwerp and Decatur fluorochemical manufacturing plants, focusing on potential correlations with clinical chemistry, thyroid hormone, hemat 2001 AR226-1047 nNNk2NzEX2Y9gdgzNz9j458o8 122
This document reports on a monitoring study conducted by Entrix, Inc. for 3M, which analyzed concentrations of selected fluorochemicals, including PFOS and PFOA, in surface water, sediments, clams, and fish around the 3M facility in Decatur, Alabama, revealing significant variations in PFOS levels near the facility's discharge point. 2001 AR226-1050 KRd9qx6KJkmj71a5GdqXoJogx 84
The document discusses the use of liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry to analyze perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) in biota and aqueous samples following a release of firefighting foam containing these perfluorinated surfactants into Etobicoke Creek, Ontario. 2001 AR226-1059 oqp0zeVoyOqYMoXOQ0xgZKn8 2
The document discusses a method developed by researchers from Oregon State University and the University of Toronto for the determination of anionic perfluorinated surfactants, specifically perfluorinated carboxylates and sulfonates, in groundwater using liquid chromatography coupled with electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (LC ESI MS), highlighting the environmental persistence of these compounds and the discontinuation of their production 2001 AR226-1060 NKr2J75bO89ene494vJoKG3D 2
The document is a guide developed by the Fluoropolymer Manufacturers Group intended to provide general guidelines for the safe handling of fluoropolymer dispersions, emphasizing that it does not guarantee compliance with regulations or safe operation. 2001 AR226-1063 ymm99K9Xw0QqXJgwBwwrj2nxd 21
This document is a cover page for a toxicity study (MIN 252/004312) conducted by a research laboratory, detailing compliance with Good Laboratory Practice standards and including quality assurance statements related to the study. 2001 AR226-1056 vmK9nMwjjNJ6zBky1dq83Lzq 258
The document is a final report from 3M Company detailing a cross-sectional analysis of serum levels of perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) among employees participating in the 2000 medical surveillance program at their Antwerp and Decatur fluorochemical manufacturing plants, highlighting the demographics and participation rates of the employees involved. 2001 AR226-1087 LJ4ZReDXD8ZLqnaDmK03O3aZb 122
The document is a final report from 3M Company detailing a longitudinal analysis of serum levels of Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) in relation to lipid and hepatic clinical chemistry test results among male employees participating in the company's fluorochemical medical surveillance program conducted in 1994/95, 1997, and 2001 AR226-1088 xzxzyDB05Xvq233yprqbaYpKE 63
The document is a final summary report of an extended recovery study following a 26-week capsule toxicity study with Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt (PFOS) conducted on Cynomolgus monkeys, sponsored by 3M and compliant with EPA Good Laboratory Practice Standards. 2001 AR226-1102 85dqNoVOmoovxmn0Z0dBG3G4a 23
The document details a revised soil adsorption study for Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS), indicating its purity of 97.9% and describing the methodology based on OECD 106, including soil characteristics from various locations in Minnesota and North Dakota. 2001 AR226-1107 dn94B0xpjXVXoDZz7qEqG3zpe 28
A monitoring study conducted by Entrix, Inc. for 3M assessed the concentrations of selected fluorochemicals, including PFOS and PFOA, in surface water, sediments, clams, and fish in the Decatur, Alabama area, revealing that while the 3M Outfall affected water quality in Bakers Creek, no significant changes were observed at the downstream location, Fox Creek. 2001 AR226-1109 a42DVpQon4kjDyxg03NG9rEVB 40
This document details a study on the bioaccumulation of perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) from a 3M production lot in bluegill fish, indicating a purity of 86.9% and outlining the testing methods, conditions, and results related to PFOS exposure and its effects on the fish. 2001 AR226-1108 MJ2Q5yLnKXeXxBKEqvo1JvEGa 139
The document is an annual report detailing the activities and progress of the Telomer Research Program grant at the University of Toronto, led by Scott Mabury, focusing on fluorotelomer alcohols (FTOH) research and involving multiple academic collaborators and students. 2001 AR226-1281 LBoL0mY2KboaXk4wDe70qN1d 19
This document appears to be a list of various studies and reports related to fluorinated surfactants and PFOA/PFOS, including titles, types, and submission dates to the EPA. 2001 AR226-1294 99maYVjZr7B2RrjNBRyG1X4x7 1
This document is a correspondence regarding a class action lawsuit against E.I. duPont de Nemours and Company related to the contamination of drinking water in Wood County, West Virginia, with ammonium perfluorooctanoate (PFOA). 2001 AR226-1170 VK2m4p0XMVR6Y5nvz861qEJn4 4
The document reports on a range-finding study conducted by E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company to determine dose levels for a 90-day subchronic toxicity study of 8-2 Telomer B Alcohol in rats, noting no mortality but a significant increase in striated teeth incidence related to the test substance. 2001 AR226-1339 rxRQp64LXQ2XXNwd3Xz6mr6de 11
The document reports on a study conducted by Covance Laboratories to evaluate the clastogenic activity of 8-2 Alcohol in male rats, finding no significant increase in micronucleated polychromatic erythrocytes at any tested dose level. 2001 AR226-1345 YMLDVpJ9xnYyXgkVVOgw5y0 2
The document reports on a study conducted by Covance Laboratories to evaluate the mutagenic potential of purified 8-2 alcohol using Salmonella and Escherichia coli strains, finding no significant increase in reverse mutations across the tested strains. 2001 AR226-1346 ZJ8MvEG0R9qneGK3bvv289vMZ 2
This document is a letter from 3M Specialty Materials dated January 18, 2001, regarding a supplemental submission related to perfluorooctanesulfonamide (PFOSA) and includes a final report on a toxicokinetic study of PFOSA in rats conducted by 3M's Strategic Toxicology Laboratory. 2001 AR226-0992 NG7LeMg7N8mj47d9bmj856X7b 3
This is a letter from Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP, dated March 6, 2001, regarding a request for governmental action and intent to sue DuPont over C-8 releases in Wood County, West Virginia, representing the Tennant family in an ongoing lawsuit. 2001 AR226-1246 v1waEkjR5yRN1LGymGDrm37Vm 957
The document is a Consent Order issued to E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Health and Human Resources, requiring actions to assess the impact of ammonium perfluorooctanoate (C8) releases from DuPont's operations on human health and the environment. 2001 AR226-1171 npnMKBGZ4NzeVVBbENd0vvZa8 37
The document is a PowerPoint presentation summarizing EPA activities and issues related to fluorosurfactants, specifically PFOS and PFOA, presented to the Department of Defense to assist in their budget and operational planning for fire fighting activities. 2001 AR226-0996 15bb0eG1dgDnpx9La4a900qvE 4
This document is a final report of an in vivo rat micronucleus assay conducted by Covance Laboratories for the Telomer Research Program Consortium, assessing the genotoxicity of a test article related to perfluorinated compounds. 2001 AR226-1198 zzojrxx3Oj78kEyeQ1wqrGN8B 31
The document is a final report on a toxicity test conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, assessing the effects of PFOS on seedling emergence of seven plant species, completed in compliance with Good Laboratory Practice standards. 2001 AR226-1369 BBDwGnK9nx8n3OyBar80JxdJ 135
This document details the analytical method validation for the determination of perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in artificial soil, conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, and completed on May 27, 2003, while noting compliance with Good Laboratory Practice Standards with some exceptions. 2001 AR226-1370 ym9zrjRZ1yaYZ26qJDGVwg9LV 46
This document details the analytical method validation for determining perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in plant tissues, conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, and completed in compliance with Good Laboratory Practice Standards, although it notes an exception regarding the stability of the test substance. 2001 AR226-1371 rx6Bbv6y6nqJ150GN3djdKO9r 51
DuPont expresses concerns about potentially elevated PFOA levels exceeding the 1 ppb CEG due to a new analytical technique and plans to meet with EPA Region 3 to discuss the implications and defend their findings regarding human health impacts. 2001 AR226-1680 p48Y3m5dXNL2dLBw6OwQ1JED 1
This letter details allegations from a former DuPont employee regarding the company's cover-up of environmental contamination and unsafe practices related to toxic substances, including PFOA, and expresses concern for public safety and corporate misconduct. 2001 AR226-1679 pm9qXr3m7Dga8k3EdDgnZajmj 3
DuPont representatives express urgent concerns to EPA Region 3 regarding the use of their CEG as a screening level for health risks associated with PFOA, while requesting a meeting to discuss their new analytical method and sampling protocol. 2001 AR226-1681 J3mBq9D1YBYp0pGmr8RJOGXya 1
The document discusses the preparation of a summary on PFOA for the EPA, emphasizing that levels above DuPont's CEO limit of 1 ppb in drinking water do not constitute an emergency requiring immediate action, despite concerns about exposure from ambient air. 2001 AR226-1682 0qDBR5K2qxdGBnVOQ3xa4ng2k 3
Unreadable document. 2001 AR226-1683 29jQZOobdGML7BeRVQy8YwMp 1
The document discusses a communication regarding the assessment of potential off-plant impacts of PFOA, emphasizing the need to focus on chronic exposure rather than acute exposure in discussions with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Air Quality. 2001 AR226-1684 OyyObVRBzJm2rkd67qzjZyVK 1
The document discusses upcoming drinking water concentration tests for PFOA using a new method, indicating expected results significantly higher than previous measurements, and outlines efforts to communicate with regulators about the situation to prevent drastic actions regarding drinking water sources. 2001 AR226-1685 n964Z3N571bnd08YMmqXKGmRa 1
The document discusses a meeting between DuPont and EPA Region 3 regarding PFOA, highlighting the need for recent primate study results, air monitoring data for Lubeck, and concerns about outdated analytical protocols potentially underestimating PFOA concentrations in water. 2001 AR226-1686 gbJKZ340zjB7rBe5y4b28kq3J 1
The document discusses a communication between John R. Bowman and Jack S. Mandel regarding Mandel's potential involvement in PFOA-related work with DuPont, with 3M expressing no objection to his assistance as long as confidentiality is maintained. 2001 AR226-1688 0q0YX68mvj0YqmqXGp02Y6Vpk 1
This document reviews the occurrence and hazards of perfluoroalkyl substances in the UK, specifically in response to 3M's decision to phase out certain fully-fluorinated alkyl products due to their severe environmental effects. 2001 AR226-1238 44y7y4kaQBJnKerJkqBaVY7XV 55
The document presents a simple compartmental model developed by DuPont researchers to estimate perfluorooctanoate (PFO) blood concentrations in humans based on exposure to ammonium perfluorooctanoate (APFO) through ingestion or inhalation. 2001 AR226-1478 QJmkoqrkv3BRX5K97Q4XOyzyE 10
This letter from DuPont's corporate counsel, Andrea V. Malinowski, informs the EPA that certain documents related to a lawsuit against DuPont are claimed as TSCA Confidential Business Information, while others can be made public. 2001 AR226-1245 5Do6aDx17b32OY47nQm2q5Mxe 1
an acute inhalation toxicokinetic study of perfluoroctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) conducted by 3M, which found that while PFOS was detected in the serum of rats post-exposure, all animals tolerated the exposure without significant clinical pathology or weight loss. 2001 AR226-1729 Expgjk4Gx56BQ383GMEe7GNRg 17
The document summarizes a dietary chronic definitive reproductive study on perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) conducted on mallards, detailing the experimental design, treatment levels, and observations of toxicity, which led to the termination of higher concentration groups due to adverse effects. 2001 AR226-1741 MGdVaYzEk8JDnNNvLQDyEyNm7 11
The document details a study conducted by Centre Analytical Laboratories, Inc. for 3M Environmental Technology and Safety Services on the extraction of potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) from egg components using HPLC-Electrospray/Mass Spectrometry, which was completed in compliance with US EPA TSCA Good Laboratory Practice Standards. 2001 AR226-1740 X7Q7QQEpZ94nMOeD57ERzDegK 102
The document details a study conducted by Centre Analytical Laboratories, Inc. for 3M Environmental Technology and Safety Services on the extraction of potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) from mallard serum and liver using HPLC-Electrospray/Mass Spectrometry, ensuring compliance with EPA Good Laboratory Practice Standards. 2001 AR226-1739 09z6OOveopyYb84G5L92nN3k 104
The document is a C-8 Data Summary Report submitted by DuPont for the Washington Works facility and associated landfills, detailing the results of investigations and sampling related to perfluorinated compounds, specifically C-8, to fulfill requirements of a Multi-Media Consent Order. 2001 AR226-1503 KR8RZg3G9O7vdvVgXLex22NEo 304
This laboratory report details a PFOS dietary LC50 study conducted by 3M Environmental Technology & Safety Services on northern bobwhite birds, revealing significant variability in PFOS levels in sera among individual animals while liver PFOS levels were more consistent and generally increased with dose level. 2001 AR226-1748 gEQMV7pxgX5qo4wKVeOZGw4DG 16
A dietary chronic definitive reproductive study on PFOS (perfluorooctanesulfonate) was conducted on northern bobwhite quail, revealing overt signs of toxicity at higher concentrations, leading to the termination of the 150 ppm and 50 ppm treatments due to adverse effects. 2001 AR226-1752 2JxEDMGRbppjE5Mwd2LK2deQr 11
The document details a study conducted by Centre Analytical Laboratories, Inc. for 3M Environmental Technology and Safety Services on the extraction of potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) from quail serum and liver using HPLC-Electrospray/Mass Spectrometry, which was performed in compliance with EPA Good Laboratory Practice Standards. 2001 AR226-1751 b52X5XEXqNQx5V8DV3X7LGwV3 102
The document reports on a study conducted by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique to investigate the atmospheric fate of fluorinated alcohols, specifically focusing on the kinetic rate constants of trifluoropropanol (TFP) and tridecafluoro-octanol (TDO) with hydroxyl radicals, as surrogates for 2-perfluoro-n-octyl ethanol (2 2001 AR226-1520 y8Kq1wBM42ywkGVe5Y2ZKe4d 3
The document is a final report of a reproduction study on PFOS conducted on the Northern Bobwhite by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, which was completed on August 20, 2003, and adhered to Good Laboratory Practice standards with some exceptions noted regarding analytical reports. 2001 AR226-1753 4a4XBYZLVvpEOV2p3n6G8RaoR 196
DuPont's January 25, 2001 letter to the EPA reports the results of blood serum tests for workers potentially exposed to Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (APFO), revealing a maximum concentration of 9.0 ppm and a mean concentration of 1.53 ppm, with an investigation ongoing into elevated results from a specific job group. 2001 AR226-1556 JNVVQLE2pdOJ0ykwDBmK9Ojq2 14
The document is a letter from the EPA to DuPont Haskell Laboratory requesting clarification on why the results of human blood serum tests for ammonium perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) were submitted as voluntary rather than under TSCA Section 8(e), given potential human health hazard concerns. 2001 AR226-1557 YrdrQQ07kz5O73KZjMOoOOaJN 1
The document is a letter from DuPont Haskell Laboratory responding to an EPA request for exposure and use information regarding PFOA, stating that no adverse health effects have been found among exposed employees, and referencing similar findings from studies by 3M Company. 2001 AR226-1558 LgRwY35w4aD9xmmOprkZX2jmd 2
The document is a correspondence from the EPA requesting DuPont Haskell Laboratory to provide the complete data set of blood concentrations related to Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (AFPO) as summarized in their report, following a previous inquiry. 2001 AR226-1559 OJJ873Ewaw8epELn35myXR9mw 1
This document from DuPont Haskell Laboratory provides a corrected dataset of blood concentrations of Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (APFO) in employees potentially exposed to the substance, addressing errors found in a previous report and including data from 1984 to 1995. 2001 AR226-1560 xdeEwMmr4NrY8N8RRxDqnX7zE 4
The document is a peer review of DuPont's use and exposure to perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in their fluoropolymer manufacturing processes, focusing on mass balance assessments and emissions related to their production sites worldwide. 2001 AR226-1667 wqEgja1yyBmMO5BpDoKy3NBmo 25
The document discusses the results of whole-body exposures of rats to PTFE fumes, indicating that while most rats showed signs of high toxicity, one was a non-responder and another had a low response, with suggestions for improving exposure methodologies for future studies. 2001 AR226-1668 bX7XBE0g9BrJq3Qyy4rxV05y 3
The document discusses concerns raised by an engineer regarding the poor recovery rate (25%) of the analytical technique used to measure surfactants, including PFOA, at Parkersburg, indicating that previously reported results may be significantly underestimated and could exceed the safe drinking water level of 1 ppb. 2001 AR226-1677 MGOboEMGGGrEK6NqB84Vr7967 1
The EPA is requesting additional information from 3M regarding the composition of their perfluoroalkyl submissions, specifically clarifying the identity of FC-95 and the confidentiality claims for other perfluoroalkyl sulfonates, as well as the identity of a perfluoroalkyl alcohol tested in a rat teratology study. 2000 AR226-0543 44NZBwjyV8o0ye3r1qZkYg5dR 2
This document is a response from 3M to the EPA regarding additional information on their perfluoroalkyl submissions, specifically addressing the composition of potassium perfluorooctane sulfonate in test material FC-95 and toxicology studies involving a mixture of perfluoroalkyl alcohols. 2000 AR226-0544 KRjz5MxL8RN2G0m6dOrab50Q 1
3M submitted a white paper titled "Sulfonated Perfluorochemicals in the Environment: Sources, Dispersion, Fate and Effects" as a supplemental notice regarding sulfonate-based fluorochemicals to the EPA under TSCA 8(e). 2000 AR226-0545 EkR4zwdN06nRDrLeG7J26Ng4 1
This document is a notification from 3M to the EPA regarding the submission of final reports for two-generation rat reproduction studies on N-Ethyl Perfluorooctyl Sulfonamido Ethanol and Perfluorooctane Sulfonate (PFOS) under TSCA 8(e). 2000 AR226-0551 vVgYJjQk6BeG5y5wGB25qbae8 1
The document outlines a planned one-generation reproduction study of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in rats, detailing the study objectives, design, dosing groups, and administration procedures to gather pharmacokinetic data on PFOS in pregnant rats and their offspring. 2000 AR226-0192 2qX42Kj45GV8z7bLB0jRrbB2N 5
The document is a final report on a combined oral fertility, developmental, and perinatal/postnatal reproduction toxicity study of PFOS conducted in rats, detailing the study's methods, results, and conclusions. 2000 AR226-0554 p2Rg08GRGXbBqkLVN22kjYXyw 247
This document outlines a draft study protocol for a one-generation reproduction study of PFOS in female Harlan CD rats, aiming to investigate the potential protective effects of mevalonic acid and cholesterol against adverse maternal and fetal outcomes observed in a previous study, while also refining the no observed effect level (NOEL). 2000 AR226-0193 eEOGxvMK5MDMMwObnaeBov1m 5
The document provides data from pre-1976 environmental studies conducted by 3M on the acute toxicity of perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) ammonium salt (FC-93) to fathead minnows, including summaries and results from various tests performed in 1974. 2000 AR226-0194 2jvoDQrZ84y4kDy2jgYBpq13p 11
The document lists various acute toxicity studies conducted by Biosearch Inc. and Riker Laboratories on perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and related compounds, detailing the test subjects, methodologies, and dates of the studies. 2000 AR226-0197 da94oEkRx3J6pxJoyj84JDR8G 2
This document is an attachment to a letter from May 4, 2000, summarizing published studies on perfluorooctanesulfonates (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), including various environmental and toxicological research findings. 2000 AR226-0198 p6XdXeGndNY1kpmrnL6bXLLE 2
3M is providing the EPA with voluntary information regarding various perfluorooctylsulfonate (PFOS) salts, including their chemical designations and applications, as part of ongoing discussions about fluorochemistry. 2000 AR226-0200 k6Ew1mvYEXe9EJJLdNN0ewQQV 3
This is a letter from Latham & Watkins to Dr. Charles Auer at the EPA, enclosing an analytical report from 3M's environmental monitoring program regarding biosphere sampling and analysis of perfluorinated materials, dated May 10, 2000. 2000 AR226-0201 MGXDbeX9Dyj548bZgDgXpQjak 2
3M is providing supplemental information to the EPA regarding perfluorooctane sulfonates (PFOS), including executive summaries and a summary of a 26-week toxicity study in cynomolgus monkeys, to complete their previous submission. 2000 AR226-0203 Edb7kjbLNLBe0dVYx9QbdZMY4 8
3M is providing the EPA with additional voluntary information on perfluorooctane sulfonates and related compounds, including various CAS numbers, as part of ongoing discussions regarding fluorochemistry. 2000 AR226-0204 VekZqa6gN3Vkm8JwO3mzB9Zw 51
The document contains a summary of acute toxicity studies on perfluorooctane sulfonate-related compounds, specifically PFOSAA, conducted by Biosearch, Inc. and Riker Laboratories for 3M, detailing various toxicity tests performed on rats and rabbits between 1978 and 1982. 2000 AR226-0216 yrpz3voZm23GdXrgJnRGEN5nE 5
This final report details a pharmacokinetic study conducted by 3M on the test substance FC-129 (T-6054), which found that perfluorooctanesulfonate levels increased in rabbit liver samples 48 hours post intravenous dosing, indicating its potential as a marker for assessing dermal absorption. 2000 AR226-0226 n96BRoevrz5vGMQRNzGQnx53w 96
The document contains attachments related to studies and information on perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and other perfluorinated compounds, including acute toxicity and genotoxicity studies conducted by Hazelton Laboratories America, Inc. for 3M, detailing various toxicity assessments in rabbits and rats. 2000 AR226-0228 rpoDazYwdJbxkGJ68ELLKXb77 17
This final report from 3M Environmental Laboratory details a single-dose dermal absorption and toxicity study of the perfluorinated compounds FC-129 (T-6051 and T-6054) in rabbits, finding that approximately 0.2% of the highest dose (12.8 mg/kg) was absorbed into the liver after 28 days. 2000 AR226-0225 JrxkbMbe9LrOYNVzV3Kk4rZjK 151
The document is a correspondence from DuPont Haskell Laboratory to the EPA, providing summaries of studies conducted on Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate and Perfluorononanoate. 2000 AR226-0573 031Z6oX1XzQgbRBeyN7wK3Yk 1
3M is submitting completed "Use and Exposure Information Profiles" (UEIPs) for various perfluorooctane sulfonate-related compounds to the EPA, ensuring the accuracy of industrial hygiene and release information. 2000 AR226-0575 3JB7JYg5GGOeab4ZQ8RjNmZQy 3
3M is providing the EPA with comprehensive information on perfluorooctane sulfonates (PFOS) and related compounds, including health effects studies, reproductive studies, and environmental science data, as part of a voluntary effort to enhance regulatory understanding. 2000 AR226-0587 6bvdqyxyR2xOBLBB7xVM9DV86 3
3M is phasing out the manufacture of products based on perfluorooctanyl chemistry, including perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), due to environmental concerns and has submitted a detailed plan to the EPA outlining this transition. 2000 AR226-0588 pe9ZKNYoeJGbg3mdwa5pMmVBa 11
This letter from 3M to the EPA discusses the company's response to a request for additional information regarding ongoing studies related to perfluorinated compounds, specifically indicating that certain study protocols and plans were provided, while some studies, including phytotoxicity, are still in development. 2000 AR226-0593 vy2jekNbLE9Bx2NMRwV2XZaZY 2
3M submitted a "Use and Exposure Information Profile" for perfluorooctanoic acid and salts to the EPA, detailing their industrial hygiene program and exposure assessment methods used in their production facilities. 2000 AR226-0594 DGnZbMQYNanwQdM4RxXyVZE0o 2
The document provides a voluntary use and exposure information profile for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) and its salts, detailing production processes by 3M Company, including the synthesis via the Simons Electro Chemical Fluorination process and the estimated annual distribution amounts. 2000 AR226-0595 e7eDwJDK90RdD5Y90LgGGerrg 28
This document from DuPont provides a summary of their U.S. uses of Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (APFO), indicating that they do not manufacture it, that most of it is removed from products before sale, and that extensive industrial hygiene data show worker exposures are significantly below the ACGIH TLV. 2000 AR226-0598 kmxRb7j94jgZmNEVZGNmvmgvy 2
3M is confirming meetings with the US EPA to present its phase-out plan for perfluorooctyl-based chemistries and discuss alternative chemistries, including perfluorobutane sulfonyl fluoride, scheduled for June 20th and June 22nd, 2000. 2000 AR226-0597 2RQRzJaNDEJLg8xQy4amEnMqb 2
3M has submitted a detailed phase-out plan to the EPA for products based on perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF), indicating that production will be substantially discontinued by the end of 2000, while also noting that perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) will be addressed separately. 2000 AR226-0600 aDx4ZXmqbv0w6napEX8qrdm09 11
DuPont's correspondence outlines their non-manufacture of PFOS and PFOA, their use of PFOA as a surfactant in fluoropolymer production, and their commitment to provide the EPA with toxicity testing and exposure information regarding these perfluorinated compounds by May 26, 2000. 2000 AR226-0604 JrZdVkOYJjLke4JKGOdrLn1k2 1
The document is an email from Charles Auer of the EPA to Gerald Kennedy of DuPont, discussing a request for an extension on the submission date for exposure information on ammonium PFOA, with a new proposed deadline of June 23, 2000, while acknowledging the need for timely submission of toxicity information on PFOS and PFOA. 2000 AR226-0605 rpggpnm2xavJ8eJg6LQ2VD7vq 1
This is a letter from DuPont Haskell Laboratory for Toxicology and Industrial Medicine, dated July 6, 2000, confirming the attendance of representatives from various companies at a meeting scheduled for July 7. 2000 AR226-0606 vVZq0bKVvBbEZajXaLVZdk7NY 1
This document is a note from the EPA regarding 3M's response to missing reports related to ongoing environmental studies on perfluorooctanesulfonates (PFOS), confirming the status of various studies including biodegradation and phytotoxicity. 2000 AR226-0609 4aebgLwKwYgkaM6qaLVOEZBOG 6
3M submitted a TSCA Section 8(e) report to the EPA indicating that new data from their study on retired perfluorochemical production workers suggest the half-life of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in human serum is approximately 270 days, significantly lower than the previously estimated range of 1000-1500 days. 2000 AR226-0610 pBEeKnjYVKrV93b8D87z7nXG7 2
This interim report from 3M Company discusses the determination of serum half-lives for perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) in retired fluorochemical production employees, indicating that PFOS has a half-life significantly lower than previously estimated and that PFOA's half-life is approximately one year. 2000 AR226-0611 v1w69VxjE08VvXaznEpOyk6XR 9
3M submitted a TSCA 8(e) substantial risk notice to the EPA regarding N-Methyl Perfluorooctanesulfonamido Ethanol (N-MeFOSE), indicating that a 13-week dietary study in rats showed liver effects and reduced body weights at higher doses, while no significant effects were observed at the low dose of 3ppm. 2000 AR226-0614 RjgXX85pkjOxk0jb6BwDZZB0k 2
The document is a submission from 3M to the EPA, dated July 12, 2000, providing a CD containing information on perfluorooctane sulfonates and related compounds, including an extensive index for document access and noting that no confidential documents are included. 2000 AR226-0612 MgBgLwBKwzZM3Mg9xYxGKBgL 45
The document contains attachments to a letter discussing various acute toxicity studies and genotoxicity tests related to perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and its derivatives, specifically detailing findings from Riker Laboratories and Coming Hazelton Inc. on compounds such as N-ethyl perfluorooctanesulfonamide (N-EtFOSA). 2000 AR226-0236 ea9zvaQYwbZ5RgL0jRVv5Qoq 15
This document is a final report from 3M Environmental Laboratory detailing a pharmacokinetic study of the perfluorinated compound FC-120 (T-6052) in rabbits, which found detectable levels of organic fluorine in liver samples only at higher doses. 2000 AR226-0235 3QVry6zDoR9JBYzbQb0XknzrE 143
This letter discusses 3M's announcement to withdraw certain PFOS-related products from the market by the end of 2000, while requesting the inclusion of imaging material uses on a "critical use list" for continued production, and expresses a willingness to collaborate with the EPA on finding suitable replacements and addressing interim use issues. 2000 AR226-0617 wqoygz0Ek6KgMX9Qp4Br1314o 1
Dynax Corporation's letter to the EPA discusses the phase-out of 3M's AFFF agents containing PFOS and PFOA, expressing disagreement with 3M's request for an extension of the phase-out deadline, while highlighting that alternative fluorochemicals produced by other manufacturers do not contain these harmful substances. 2000 AR226-0618 EvnwXGKzkdnKDvnk5vYgE36eg 6
The document discusses the environmental and health concerns associated with Perfluorooctyl Sulfonate (PFOS), produced primarily by 3M Company, highlighting its persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity, as well as its widespread presence in the blood of the general US population and wildlife. 2000 AR226-0619 82nn78Br4pRopGMZpbDXDzVpm 17