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Toxics Upstream-Downstream: Addressing Data Needs in Oregon David Livengood Toxics Reduction & Innovations PSI/NW NAHMMA Conference Seattle, WA, June 3, 2009

Toxics Reduction & Assessment Air Quality Division Land Quality Division Water Quality Davison Laboratory & Environmental Assessment Division

Data Drivers: 3 Case Studies 1.Fish Consumption Rate 2. Persistent Priority Pollutants (P3) 3.Agency-wide Toxics Reduction Strategy Web site forthcoming

Trends Affecting Data Needs Greater coordination and collaboration –Cross-media, -program, & -agency –Oregon Chemical Policy Roundtable –IC2/Alternatives Assessment Increased integration –Data and information Holistic thinking –Comprehensive chemical policy reform

Contacts Debra Sturdevant, Fish Rate Consumption, , Cheryl Grabham, Priority Persistent Pollutants (P3) process, , Kevin Masterson, DEQ Toxics Reduction Strategy, , Renee Hackenmiller-Paradis, Oregon Environmental Council, Oregon Chemical Policy Roundtable, , x110, David Livengood, Presenter, ,