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Ordine Regionale dei Chimici e dei Fisici del Trentino Alto Adige
L’Ordine Regionale nella seduta del 20/3/2024 ha conferito il Patrocinio all’iniziativa online che si terrà il 28 marzo 2024 gratuitamente accessibile online a livello nazionale.
Il giorno 2 febbraio, Organizzato dalla Camera di Commercio di Bolzano in collabor azione con APPA BZ e Ordine Regionale dei Chimici e dei Fisici del Trentino Alto Adige, si terrà un incontro di informazione sulle sostanze pericolose contenute nei prodotti della moda.
SALUTE, AMBIENTE E COMPETITIVITÁ: IL RUOLO DELLA CHIMICA Dopo 12 anni i regolamenti europei REACH e CLP sulla disciplina delle sostanze chimiche sono pienamente in vigore dal primo giugno 2018.
22 giugno 2018 MUSE- Trento Salute, ambiente e competitività: il ruolo della chimica Dopo 12 anni i regolamenti europei REACH e CLP sulla disciplina delle sostanze chimiche sono pienamente in vigore dal primo giugno 2018 L’Ordine Regionale dei Chimici del Trentino Alto Adige – Südtirol organizzerà venerdì 22 giugno 2018 presso il MUSE a Trento un convegno riguardante i regolamenti REACH e CLP.
Una collaborazione tra mondo dei professionisti e il mondo industriale per approfondire scienza e regole della chimica nel mondo produttivo e nella vita quotidiana.
All’inizio del 2018 l’Ordine regionale dei Chimici Trentino Alto Adige ha deciso di istituire due gruppi di lavoro chiamando a collaborare i chimici del territorio.
Se importi o produci sostanze chimiche hai l’obbligo di registrarle.
FONTE: il blog della SCI Il Ministero della Salute e Sapienza Università di Roma, in collaborazione con il Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Tutela del Territorio e del Mare, il Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico con il supporto dell’Agenzia nazionale per le nuove tecnologie, l’energia e lo sviluppo economico sostenibile, l’Istituto Superiore di Sanità – Centro Nazionale Sostanze Chimiche, prodotti Cosmetici e protezione del Consumatore e l’Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale organizzano *il Convegno “REACHerca – Innovazione in ambito REACH:* *dialogo tra la Ricerca e le Imprese”* *Roma, 26 giugno 2017* *Dipartimento Chimica Tecnologie e Farmacia – Università “Sapienza”* *Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 Roma* Il Convegno si propone come un momento di dialogo e confronto fra il mondo della ricerca e quello dell’industria per rafforzare le sinergie utili a rispondere alle esigenze di sostituzione di sostanze preoccupanti per la salute e per l’ambiente, con sostanze o tecnologie più sostenibili, rispetto alle quali il mondo industriale è responsabilizzato dal regolamento REACH.
A questo post è possibile vedere l’intero seminario tenuto dall’Ordine dei Chimici TAA in collaborazione con la Camera di commercio e l’Autorità Competente per i controlli REACH/CLP della Provincia autonoma di Bolzano.
Seminario dell’Ordine regionale dei chimici; sede della Cciaa di Bolzano, I regolamenti REACH/CLP: definizioni, applicazione, vigilanza Manifestazione informativa gratuita: “I regolamenti REACH/CLP: definizioni, applicazione, vigilanza: Diamo una regolata alla chimica”.
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