This article is made available for a limited time sponsored by ACS under the ACS Free to Read License, which permits copying and redistribution of the article for non-commercial scholarly purposes. Figure 1. Deborah Blum, and the cover of “The Poison Squad”. Images provided by Deborah Blum. Figure 2. Service dog (SD) modeling protective equipment. Photo provided by Joey Ramp. Mahesh K. Mahanthappa, Ph.D., University of Minnesota Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemistry Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory, and Environment, Health & Safety Office David Finster, Ph.D. Robin M. Izzo Veronica Hayes, University of Connecticut, Spring Meeting Jessica Martin, University of Connecticut, Spring Meeting Laboratory environments should be inclusive, respectful, and free from harassment. A specific reference is made to RAMP (Recognizing hazards, Assessing risks, Minimizing risks, and Preparing for emergencies) as “an organizing principle for risk assessment and management.” Regulations should “be practical, and be written so that compliance is easy.” ACS recommends that agency-issued chemical safety information be globally standardized across regulating agencies; comprehensive, clear, and concise; anchored in peer-reviewed scientific literature with transparent provenance; and accessible. The role of workers and K–16 teachers in using risk-based safety management practices is specifically noted. The safe, responsible, and ethical sourcing of chemicals and other raw materials is advocated. Policies, regulations, and incentives that encourage adoption of safer products, materials, and processes are promoted. This article references 20 other publications. Food and Drug Administration, 21 CFR 342 Adulterated Food. This article has not yet been cited by other publications. Figure 1. Deborah Blum, and the cover of “The Poison Squad”. Images provided by Deborah Blum. Figure 2. Service dog (SD) modeling protective equipment. Photo provided by Joey Ramp. This article references 20 other publications. Food and Drug Administration, 21 CFR 342 Adulterated Food.

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根据ACS免费阅读许可，本文由ACS赞助在有限的时间内提供，该许可证允许出于非商业学术目的复制和重新分发该文章。图1. Deborah Blum和“毒药小队”的封面。图片由Deborah Blum提供。图2.服务犬（SD）对防护设备的建模。图片由Joey Ramp提供。Mahesh K. Mahanthappa博士，明尼苏达大学麻省理工学院，化学系本科教学实验室，以及环境，健康与安全办公室David Finster博士。康涅狄格大学春季会议的Robin M. Izzo Veronica Hayes康涅狄格大学春季会议的杰西卡·马丁（Jessica Martin）实验室环境应具有包容性，尊重性且不受骚扰。特别提到RAMP（识别危害，评估风险，最小化风险和为紧急情况做准备）作为“风险评估和管理的组织原则”。法规应该“切实可行，并且要写得容易。” ACS建议在各个监管机构之间对机构发布的化学品安全信息进行全球标准化；全面，清晰，简洁；扎根于具有透明来源的经过同行评审的科学文献中；且易于访问。特别指出了工人和K-16教师在使用基于风险的安全管理实践中的作用。提倡对化学品和其他原材料进行安全，负责和合乎道德的采购。鼓励鼓励采用更安全的产品，材料和过程的政策，法规和激励措施。本文引用了其他20种出版物。美国食品药品监督管理局，美国联邦法规21 CFR 342，掺假食品。本文尚未被其他出版物引用。图1. Deborah Blum和“毒药小队”的封面。图片由Deborah Blum提供。图2.服务犬（SD）对防护设备的建模。图片由Joey Ramp提供。本文引用了其他20种出版物。美国食品药品监督管理局，美国联邦法规21 CFR 342，掺假食品。