Appendix C Studies reported in the – survey C 1 lists the published and / or unpublished studies on human health and / or environmental impacts of chemicals used in drilling or hydraulic fracturing or found in flowback and / or produced water as provided by three companies. C 1 List of studies Author and year Title Link (if available) Allen, B, Gentry, R, of benchmark doses for n.s. ‘Calculation Shipp, A and Van reproductive and developmental toxicity Landingham, C observed after exposure to isopropanol’, 1995 Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, vol. 28, pp. 38-44. Alpha Technical consulting reports prepared in Environmental support of the Draft supplemental generic Consultants environmental impact statement for September 2009 natural gas production in New York State. Bevan, C 2001 alcohols C1 to C6’, in n.s. ‘Monohydric – Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, 5th edition. C, Tyler, TR, reproduction toxicity n.s. ‘Two-generation Gardiner, TH, study with isopropanol in rats’, Journal of Kapp, RW, Applied Toxicology, vol. 15, pp. 117-23. Andrews, L and Beyer, BK 1995 Biesinger, KE, toxicity of polyelectrolytes to Cited in New Zealand (NZ) ‘Comparative Lemke, AE, Smith, selected aquatic animals’, Journal Hazardous Substances and – WE and Tyo, R Water Pollution Control Federation, vol. New Organisms (HSNO) 1976 48, pp. 183-7. regulations Chemical – Classification and Information Database (CCID): Canadian Council Scientific criteria document for the n.s. of Ministers of the development of the Canadian water Environment 2009 quality guidelines for boron, Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment. European Database for REACH registrations. Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Environmental Risk Human health and ecological risk Sciences March assessment hydraulic fracturing – 2012 (unpublished report)
Appendix C – Studies reported in the survey C 1 lists the published and / or unpublished studies on human health and / or environmental impacts of chemicals used in drilling or hydraulic fracturing or found in flowback and / or produced water as provided by three companies. C 1 List of studies Author and year Title Link (if available) Allen, B, Gentry, R, Shipp, A and Van Landingham, C 1995 ‘Calculation of benchmark doses for reproductive and developmental toxicity observed after exposure to isopropanol’, Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, vol. 28, pp. 38-44. n.s. Alpha Environmental Consultants September 2009 Technical consulting reports prepared in support of the Draft supplemental generic environmental impact statement for natural gas production in New York State. Bevan, C 2001 ‘Monohydric alcohols – C1 to C6’, in Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, 5th edition. n.s. C, Tyler, TR, Gardiner, TH, Kapp, RW, Andrews, L and Beyer, BK 1995 ‘Two-generation reproduction toxicity study with isopropanol in rats’, Journal of Applied Toxicology, vol. 15, pp. 117-23. n.s. Biesinger, KE, Lemke, AE, Smith, WE and Tyo, R 1976 ‘Comparative toxicity of polyelectrolytes to selected aquatic animals’, Journal – Water Pollution Control Federation, vol. 48, pp. 183-7. Cited in New Zealand (NZ) Hazardous Substances and New Organisms (HSNO) regulations – Chemical Classification and Information Database (CCID): Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment 2009 Scientific criteria document for the development of the Canadian water quality guidelines for boron, Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment. n.s. European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Database for REACH registrations. Environmental Risk Sciences March 2012 Human health and ecological risk assessment – hydraulic fracturing (unpublished report)
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