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DETERGENT ETHANOL EMISSIONS FROM MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND TREATMENT SYSTEMS
Prepared for
The Soap and Detergent Association
Prepared by
CH2M HILL
Emexyville, California
September 1991
Execut ve Summary
1 ntroduction
2 1 astewater Collection and Treatment in California
3 Emissions Calculations
ix A. Covered Primary Clarifier Emissions Calculations
ix B. Pave Model Output
ix C. Secondary Clarifier Emissions Calculations
ix D. Characteristics of California POTWs…
May 4, 2020
Vice President Mike Pence
Chair, White House Coronavirus Task Force
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Vice President,
The consumer products value chain, specifically the food and household cleaning supply chain,
is working tirelessly to keep retail shelves and the kitchens of hospitals, nursing homes and
other care facilities fully stocked for the American consumer. Up to this time, while there have
been localized…
© Copyright 2010 ERASM (the joint surfactant environmental research platform of AISE and CESIO) and SDA
What contribution do detergent alcohols make to sewage discharges and the marine environment? Stephen M Mudge
Alcohol sourcing project, Phase II
February, 2010
Sponsored by
ERASM / APAG / SDA
Alcohol sourcing project, phase II P a g e | 2
© Copyright 2010 ERASM (the joint surfactant environmental research platform of AISE and CESIO) and SDA…
Environmental Risk Assessments for Topical Antiseptic Ingredients:
Benzethonium Chloride
Benzethonium
chloride is
predicted to pose
no ecological
risk in surface
water or soil.
Sediment risks
are uncertain.
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Phyllis Fuchsman,1 Kyle Fetters,1 Michael Bock,1
Alison O’Connor,1 Lauren Brown,1 Igor Mrdjen,1
Miranda Henning,1 Monica Lam,2 Nathan
Pechacek,3 Kathleen Stanton4
1 Ramboll, 2 The Procter & Gamble Company, 3 Ecolab…
Environmental Risk Assessments for Topical Antiseptic Ingredients:
Benzethonium Chloride
Benzethonium
chloride is
predicted to pose
no ecological
risk in surface
water or soil.
Sediment risks
are uncertain.
Want to know more?
Scan here for further
information.
Phyllis Fuchsman,1 Kyle Fetters,1 Michael Bock,1
Alison O’Connor,1 Lauren Brown,1 Igor Mrdjen,1
Miranda Henning,1 Monica Lam,2 Nathan
Pechacek,3 Kathleen Stanton4
1 Ramboll, 2 The Procter & Gamble Company, 3 Ecolab…
Environmental Risk Assessments for Topical Antiseptic Ingredients:
Chloroxylenol
Adverse
ecological effects
are unlikely
in aquatic
species based
on recent and
projected future
chloroxylenol use.
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information.
Down-the-drain disposal Wastewater treatment
discharge
Land-applied biosolids
Environmental monitoring data
Exposure modeling
Ecotoxicity data
RISKS
Removal
Alison O’Connor,1 Phyllis Fuchsman,1
Kyle Fetters,1…
Environmental Risk Assessments for Topical Antiseptic Ingredients:
Chloroxylenol
Adverse
ecological effects
are unlikely
in aquatic
species based
on recent and
projected future
chloroxylenol use.
Want to know more?
Scan here for further
information.
Down-the-drain disposal Wastewater treatment
discharge
Land-applied biosolids
Environmental monitoring data
Exposure modeling
Ecotoxicity data
RISKS
Removal
Alison O’Connor,1 Phyllis Fuchsman,1
Kyle Fetters,1…
Critical Infrastructure Supply Chain Council
April 3, 2020
Office of Governor Greg Abbott
P.O. Box 12428
Austin, TX 78711
Governor Abbott:
Thank you for your leadership as we face the COVID-19 virus and its impact throughout Texas. As
representatives from manufacturing, importing, distribution, supply chain, and labor, we share your
desire to ensure public health and safety. Our members are working hard to provide the products,
manpower, and raw materials needed during this…
March 25, 2020
Dear Mr. President, Governors, Mayors and other local elected officials:
We recognize and appreciate the aggressive steps that are being taken to respond to the threats of the
COVID-19 virus. We represent the manufacturers, distributors and supply chain of the products and raw
materials that ensure public health and safety during these times of a pandemic. Protecting our
workforce, their families and our communities are our top priorities.
Unfortunately, there…
The shelf life of disinfectants is approximately 1 year. The one year of effectiveness typically begins with the manufacture date. The expiration date is there because over time the active ingredient (the chemical doing the advertised action) may degrade. After the expiration date the product may no longer be doing the work you expect it to, so make sure to use the product prior to the expiration date. Anything you could want to know about a product can be found either printed on the label,…
April 5, 2021