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As a result of their nature to elicit
adverse human health effects, most governments have established guidelines for
exposure to BTEX chemicals to protect public health and the environment. Safe
concentrations in air and drinking water have been established. For example,
the US EPA has established permissible levels for chemical contaminants in
drinking water. The Australian Environmental Protection (Air) Policy specifies
guideline values for BTEX chemicals in air.
Due to the growing concern of BTEX releases
to the environment and their adverse health effects, many Oil and Gas companies
are looking to replace BTEX ingredients in their formulations. CRODA offers a
range of products that are BTEX free.
US EPA’s Drinking Water Program can be found here
Australia’s National Environment (Air Toxic) Measure here
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