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Assessment and Management of Nano Risk: A Regulatory Perspective Timothy F. Malloy UCLA School of Law UC Center For Environmental Implications of Nanotechnology UCLA Sustainable Technology and Policy Program September 10, 2013

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Assessment and Management of Nano Risk:

A Regulatory Perspective

Timothy F. Malloy UCLA School of Law

UC Center For Environmental Implications of Nanotechnology UCLA Sustainable Technology and Policy Program

September 10, 2013

The Road That Stretches On Ahead

• Non-Federal Regulatory Action: California Dreaming

• Decision Needs in the Regulatory Context

• Tools and Methods

• Concluding Thoughts

Self-

Regulation

Tort

The Policy Milieu

Information

Disclosure

Best

Practices

Direct

Regulation

Bonding

Insurance

Information Disclosure: California Style

Direct Regulation: AB 1879

Direct Regulation: Classic

Alternatives Analysis Decision Framework

Economic Impact

Technical Performance

Environmental Impact

Human Health Impact

Ecological Impact

California Coverage of Engineered Nano Materials (ENM)

Decision Needs under AB 1879

Inventory of Types/Applications / Volumes

Releases/ Fate/Exposures

Toxicity/Hazard Testing

Prioritization Methods

Trade Off Analysis Risk Assessment

Economic Analysis

Regulatory Design Principles

• Transparent

• Flexible

• Pragmatic

• Consistent

• Rigorous

PROTECTIVE

Identifying MoCs, their Uses and Fate

• Experimental Studies of ENM-specific releases from particular applications

• Development of application-specific ENM release models

• Development of life cycle release models from various applications

• Development of ENM fate and transport models to determine exposure concentrations

Keller, et al, 2013

Toxicity/Hazard Testing

• Predictive Toxicology: A toxicological approach in which non-animal testing results, such as chemical structure (for quantitative structure-activity relationships) or in vitro screening of biological effects or toxicity at the cellular or biomolecular level is used to predict the likelihood of an adverse health outcome in animals and/or humans

• Regulatory Implementation

• Validation

• Scope of Use

Prioritizing MoCs

• Verbal Argumentative Approach

• Decision Analytic Approach: MCDA

• Probabilistic Approaches: Bayesian Networks.

Alternatives Analysis Decision Framework

Economic Impact

Technical Performance

Environmental Impact

Human Health Impact

Ecological Impact

Evaluation Approaches

• Verbal-Argumentative Approach

• Intuitive –“going with your gut”

• Embedded values/weighting

• Narrative justification

• Decision Analytical Approach

• Systematic—clear decision rules

• Explicit values/weighting

• Narrative and formal justification

Decision Needs under AB 1879

Inventory of Types/Applications / Volumes

Releases/ Fate/Exposures

Toxicity/Hazard Testing

Prioritization Methods

Trade Off Analysis Risk Assessment

Economic Analysis