Sec. 22a-902. Participation of commissioner in an interstate clearinghouse concerning chemicals.
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The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may, within available appropriations, participate in an interstate clearinghouse to
(1)classify chemicals existing in commercial goods into one of the following four categories:
(A)High concern,
(B)moderate concern,
(C)low concern, or
(D)unknown concern;
(2)organize and manage available data on chemicals, including, but not limited to, information on uses, hazards and environmental concerns associated with chemicals;
(3)produce and inventory information on safer alternatives for specific uses of chemicals and model policies and programs related to such alternatives;
(4)provide technical assistance to businesses and consumers relating to safer chemicals; and
(5)other activities related to this section.