What does SMOC stand for?

Sound Management of Chemicals (Commission for Environmental Cooperation)

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The Sound Management of Chemicals Initiative (1995) In 1995, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation of North America passed a resolution to improve the management of chemicals, giving priority to persistent, toxic substances of mutual concern to the United States, Canada, and Mexico (Commission for Environmental Cooperation of North America, 2003).

Strategies for eliminating and reducing persistent bioaccumulative ...

The Sound Management of Chemicals Initiative (1995): -- In 1995, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation of North America passed a resolution to improve the management of chemicals, giving priority to persistent, toxic substances of mutual concern to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Strategies for eliminating and reducing persistent bioaccumulative ...