Slooff WBremmer HJHesse JMMatthijsen AJCMvan den Berg RBloemen HJTEerens HCHrubec JJanssens Hde Leeuw FAAMvan der Linden AMALoch JPGPeijnenburg WJGMSpeijers GJAStruijs JVersteegh JFMJumelet JCvan der Velde JMAVerburgh JJ2017-02-201991-10-31NB The pdf contains also the Appendix to the report. The Appendix starts at page 149.&lt;br&gt;Bij dit rapport behoort een appendix onder hetzelfde nummer getiteld: &quot;Integrated Criteria document chlorobenzenes: Effects&quot; Auteurs: Hesse JM; Speijers GJA; Taalman RDFM.&lt;br&gt;Dit rapport is de Engelse vertaling van 710401005&lt;br&gt;NB!! De pdf bevat zowel het rapport als de appendix! De appendix begint in de pdf op pagina 149&lt;br&gt;This document contains data on chlorobenzenes with regard to sources and distribution, the risks based on a consideration of exposure levels and harmful concentrations and the technical possibilities to reduce these risks. Chlorobenzenes form a group of 12 compounds in total. They are unnatural ; often they are produced by humans by chlorating benzenes, but it is possible that they are formed by integration of substreams of waste water and/or by degradation of chlorinated hydrocarbons. In the Netherlands there are standards and guidelines for soil and groundwater and for surface water, water and soil.<br>application/pdf281 p7921 kben1291-4basisdocumentchloorbenzeenchloorbenzenenbodemkwaliteit; waterkwaliteitluchtkwaliteitnormenmeettechniekenmeetmethoden; bronnenemissiesproduktieverspreidingomzettingconcentraties in het milieuhumane toxiciteitecotoxiciteitbestrijdingstechnieken en bestrijdingskostenbedrijfseconomische gevolgenrisico-analyse; integrated criteria documentchlorobenzenespentachlorobenzene; hexachlorobenzenesoil qualitywater qualityair qualitystandards; measurement techniquesmeasuring strategiessourcesemissions; productiondistributionconversionconcentrations in the environment; human toxicityecotoxicityemission-control techniquescost of emission controlfinancial consequencesrisk analysisReport2017-02-20