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Rationale for list of regulated substances under Canadian Environmental Protection Act: chapter 10


10. References

CEPA 1999, Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

CRAIM 2001 Guide de gestion des risques d'accidents industriels majeurs à l'intention des municipalities et de l'industrie, Conseil pour la reduction des accidents industriels majeurs, Montréal 2001

(RMP Lists) List of Regulated Toxic and Flammable Substances and Thresholds for Accidental Release prevention, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal Register, vol. 59, no 20, 19 January 1993, pp. 4493-4499, Washington, DC.

(Seveso) Official Journal of the European Communities, 14 January 1997.

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