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- Jul 7, 2026Comment submitted by Steven SingletonSupportAcademic📎 Attachment
An independent researcher submits a structured examination supporting the proposed nineteen SNURs while advocating for a more durable, hazard-tiered architecture. The commenter argues that the current per-chemical batch model is structurally leaky and proposes a system of self-executing mechanisms, data-escrow, and hazard-based tiers to improve regulatory durability and transparency.
Read comment → - Jun 29, 2026Comment submitted by James ScarboroughSupportIndividual
The commenter supports the EPA's use of the TSCA significant-new-use mechanism to maintain oversight of activities that do not conform to existing TSCA Orders. They request that the EPA improve the public record by adding a nonconfidential, substance-by-substance implementation appendix and providing clearer assumptions behind the SNUN and export-notification burden estimates.
Read comment → - Jun 26, 2026Comment submitted by Onium PAG ConsortiumOtherBusiness📎 Attachment
Lawrence E. Culleen, representing the Semiconductor Photoacid Generator (PAG) Consortium, requests that the EPA harmonize the language of the proposed Significant New Use Rules (SNURs) with the terms of a predicate Consent Order. He also identifies a typographical error in the PMN number cited in the Supplementary Information for one of the substances.
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