OECD Webinar on alternatives to long chain PFCs Co-organized with the Stockholm Convention Secretariat 18 April 2011

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OECD Webinar on alternatives to long chain PFCs Co-organized with the Stockholm Convention Secretariat 18 April 2011 Information note Objective: To provide updates on activities related to alternatives to long chain PFCs, to introduce the guidance on alternatives developed by the Stockholm Convention s POPs Review Committee, to share country experience in managing PFCs, and to discuss the ideas to address the challenges in sharing information and experience. Agenda: o Opening (Stockholm Secretariat/OECD) 2 minutes o Presentations Introduction to PFC related work at OECD (Mr. Peter Börkey/OECD) 5 min Introduction on PFOS under the Stockholm Convention (Ms. Melisa Lim/Stockholm Convention Secretariat) 8 min Guidance on alternatives to PFOS related substances developed by the POPs Review Committee (Prof. Samuel Banda/Committee member) 8 min Input from industry on alternatives to PFCs (Mr. Richard Holt/FluoroCouncil) 8 min USA s efforts on alternatives to PFCs (Mr. Toni Krasnic/US EPA) 8 min Japan s efforts on management of PFCs (Mr. Tadahiro Ikemoto/MOE Japan) 8 min o Questions/Answer 10 min Webinar starting time: 18 April 2011 7am Washington DC, 1pm Paris, 7pm Beijing and 8pm Tokyo time Background Resolution II/5 of the International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM2) for the management of perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) and transition to safer alternatives invites governments, international organizations, and other stakeholders to consider the development, facilitation and promotion in an open, transparent and inclusive manner of national and international stewardship programmes and regulatory approaches to reduce emissions and the content of relevant perfluorinated chemicals of concern in products and to work toward global elimination, where appropriate and technically feasible. The efforts identified by ICCM2 include: information-gathering activities and information exchange on alternatives; progress in and examples of regulatory actions and voluntary

programmes; monitoring; emissions; exposure; environmental fate and transport; and potential effects of perfluorinated chemicals and alternatives on human health and the environment. In order to support these efforts, the OECD s PFC Steering Group is holding a series of webinars. This webinar will focus on alternatives to long-chain PFCs and is organized jointly with the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention. In 2009, PFOS, its salts and PFOSF were added to Annex B of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, resulting in the obligation for Parties to the Convention to restrict the production and use of these substances. This amendment to the Convention entered into force in August 2010. PFOS and its derivatives have been and continue to be used for a wide range of industrial applications. Replacing PFOS with other less hazardous chemicals in some of these applications is considered to be technically difficult but is essential for eventually eliminating the use of PFOS. To support and stimulate this process, the POPs Review Committee, a scientific subsidiary body of the Stockholm Convention, has developed a guidance document on alternatives to PFOS and its derivatives. The guidance can be downloaded at www.pops.int/poprc/ (under POPRC6, meeting documents, UNEP/POPS/POPRC.6/13/Add.3). Logistical information Webinar starting time: 18 April 2011 7am Washington DC, 1pm Paris, 7pm Beijing and 8pm Tokyo time To register for the PFCs Webinar you will need a computer with internet access and a phone. Please use the following link: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/349155232. When you register for the webinar using the URL above, you will be given additional information regarding the system requirements and instructions on how to log in to participate the day of the Webinar. For both webinars: System Requirements: PC-based attendees Required: Windows(r) 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh(r)-based attendees Required: Mac OS(r) X 10.4.11 (Tiger(r)) or newer Please log in about 15 to 20 minutes before the webinar starts in order to download the presentations and any other software requirements, such as JavaScript. Once the software is installed, you will have access to the webinar. For international participants, the access numbers are listed in the table on the next page. Participants with limited access to international numbers or in need of assistance, should register for the webinar and send an e-mail to Ana Corado (corado.ana@epa.gov) to request assistance with the conference call.

Table: Access numbers for international participants Reservationless-Plus International Dial-In Number: (706) 758-1822 International Toll-Free Dial-In Number(s) Argentina Dial-in # : 08003330637 Australia Dial-in # : 1800635089 Austria Dial-in # : 0800296682 Bahamas Dial-in # : 18002054785 Belarus Dial-in # : 882000110175 Belgium Dial-in # : 080074033 Bolivia Dial-in # : 800100834 Brazil *SITF* Dial-in # : 08008916566 Bulgaria Dial-in # : 008001100205 Chile Dial-in # : 12300206933 China N (China Netcom) Dial-in # : 108007140746 China S (China Telecom) Dial-in # : 108001400691 Colombia Dial-in # : 018005180161 Costa Rica Dial-in # : 08000150406 Croatia (Hrvatska) *SITF* Dial-in # : 0800222634 Cyprus Dial-in # : 80096098 Czech Republic Dial-in # : 800142207 Denmark Dial-in # : 80887943 Dominican Republic Dial-in # : 18667518400 Egypt "By Request" Dial-in # : 08000000262 El Salvador Dial-in # : 8006377 Finland Dial-in # : 0800114900 France Dial-in # : 0800905413 Germany Dial-in # : 0-8001818637 Greece Dial-in # : 0080016122031289 Hong Kong Dial-in # : 800964149 Hungary Dial-in # : 0680016066 Iceland Dial-in # : 8008444 India *SITF* Dial-in # : 180030708877 India *SITF* BSNL & MTNL Dial-in # : 0008001006187 Indonesia Dial-in # : 0018030170324 Ireland Dial-in # : 1800949027 Israel Dial-in # : 1809451410 Italy Dial-in # : 800785532 Jamaica Dial-in # : 18002050333 Japan Dial-in # : 00531160343 Korea (South) Dial-in # : 00308131717 Latvia *SITF* Dial-in # : 80002378 Lithuania Dial-in # : 880030329

Luxembourg Dial-in # : 80024309 Malaysia Dial-in # : 1800808043 Mexico Dial-in # : 018009269463 Mexico Dial-in # : 0018005149948 Monaco Dial-in # : 80093361 Netherlands Dial-in # : 08000225928 New Zealand Dial-in # : 0800653364 Norway Dial-in # : 80015116 Panama Dial-in # : 008002266902 Peru Dial-in # : 080053334 Philippines *By Request* Dial-in # : 180011101050 Poland Dial-in # : 008001114704 Portugal Dial-in # : 800819443 Romania Dial-in # : 0800895755 Russian Federation Dial-in # : 81080025881012 Saint Kitts and Nevis Dial-in # : 18002050594 Singapore Dial-in # : 8001011514 Slovak Republic Dial-in # : 0800042119 South Africa Dial-in # : 0800994910 Spain Dial-in # : 900981549 Sweden Dial-in # : 020792478 Switzerland Dial-in # : 0800563769 Taiwan Dial-in # : 00801126663 Thailand Dial-in # : 0018001562031290 Trinidad and Tobago Dial-in # : 18002037616 Ukraine Dial-in # : 0800500083 United Kingdom Dial-in # : 08082348430 Uruguay Dial-in # : 00040190133 Venezuela Dial-in # : 08001003427 Local Dial-In Numbers Dial-In # Australia - Sydney - Dial-in # : 282239785 Austria - Graz - Dial-in # : 0316918076 Austria - Linz - Dial-in # : 0732915083 Austria - Vienna - Dial-in # : 019281064 Belgium - Antwerp - Dial-in # : 034000347 Belgium - Brussels - Dial-in # : 024006990 China - Domestic - Dial-in # : 4006929683 China - Domestic - Dial-in # : 8008700152 Czech Republic - Prague - Dial-in # : 239014956 Denmark - Copenhagen - Dial-in # : 0-32713518 Finland - Helsinki - Dial-in # : 358972519304 France - Lyon - Dial-in # : 0426690498 France - Paris - Dial-in # : 0170807178

France - Toulouse - Dial-in # : 0-567804246 Germany - Berlin - Dial-in # : 030726167386 Germany - Frankfurt - Dial-in # : 069710445719 Germany - Hamburg - Dial-in # : 040809020728 Germany - Munich - Dial-in # : 089244432929 Hong Kong - Hong Kong - Dial-in # : 30114539 Hungary - Budapest - Dial-in # : 017779846 Ireland - Dublin - Dial-in # : 012475625 Italy - Milan - Dial-in # : 0236019683 Italy - Rome - Dial-in # : 0645230542 Japan - Tokyo - Dial-in # : 357674063 Korea (South) - Seoul - Dial-in # : 0234837039 Luxembourg - Luxembourg - Dial-in # : 24871231 Netherlands - Rotterdam - Dial-in # : 0107114884 Norway - Oslo - Dial-in # : 22310517 Singapore - Singapore - Dial-in # : 066221133 Spain - Barcelona - Dial-in # : 0934923272 Spain - Madrid - Dial-in # : 912754371 Sweden - Stockholm - Dial-in # : 0856619416 Switzerland - Geneva - Dial-in # : 446545692 Switzerland - Zurich - Dial-in # : 0445802605 United Kingdom - London - Dial-in # : 02031070290