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Restriction of PAHs in clay targets used for shooting
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What are clay targets and why do they contain PAHs?
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What does the PAH restriction proposal cover?
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What did the Risk Assessment Committee conclude on the restriction of PAHs?
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Are there any alternatives to PAHs for use in clay targets?
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What were the socio-economic aspects considered for the restriction of PAHs?
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When will the consultation on the SEAC opinion on PAHs start and what information are you looking for?
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Listen to our episode on restricting 2,4-DNT
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SEAC final opinion on 2,4-DNT
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Harmonised classification and labelling of nine borates - what are they and where are they used?
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What is the RAC's opinion on the borate cases?
22:30
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Restricting lead ammunition in outdoor shooting and fishing: update on comments received on SEAC's draft opinion
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Listen to our episode on restricting lead ammunition in outdoor shooting and fishing
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Cancer-causing PAHs in clay targets need an EU-wide ban: Risk Assessment and Socio-Economic Analysis Committees' highlights
Tim Bowmer and Maria Ottati, Chairs of our committees for risk assessment and socio-economic analysis join us to share the highlights from their September meetings.
On the agenda:
Tim and Maria walk us through the committees' opinions and how they reached their conclusions.
What the committees do
The two committees prepare scientific opinions that are used by the European Commission and EU member states when deciding how chemical risks need to be controlled. They are made up of scientists from EU Member States and have observers from EU organisations that represent different sectors and interests.
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