EWG opposes proposed ASTM standard that could classify hazardous amphibole particles as non-asbestos
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Environmental Working GroupEWG opposes proposed ASTM standard that could classify hazardous amphibole particles as non-asbestosewg.orgEWG opposes proposed ASTM standard that could classify hazardous amphibole particles as non-asbestos rcoleman June 25, 2026 Attached are EWG's comments to ASTM International opposing a proposed standard for classifying elongate amphibole particles. EWG raises concerns that the method relies on outdated binary classifications and may not adequately reflect health-relevant particle characteristics. File Download Document astm_comment-6-2026.pdf Areas of Focus Toxic Chemicals Authors Tasha Stoiber, Ph.D. June 11, 2026
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