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Safer by design and nanotechnology

Author: Claire AUPLAT

Publication date: October 10, 2019

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2. Safer by design: for whom?

We've seen that, with advances in instrumentation, the creation of registers and directories and regulation are essential elements of safer by design for nanotechnologies. But what are the axes to be observed? When we talk about safer by design, who or what does it concern? A closer look at the regulations will help us to understand this question. In 2019, nanotechnology-related regulations focused on three main areas: conditions for workers exposed to nanotechnology, consumer protection, and impacts on the environment and citizens.

2.1 Workers

As far as workers are concerned, there are currently no regulations specific to nanotechnologies. The rules that are retained in France for workers exposed to nanoparticles because they manufacture or handle them are...

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