Potential adverse consequences, e.g., cancer, non-cancer, ecological. General risk assessment methods. Perspectives and values of stakeholders, e.g., historical, aesthetic, religious and cultural. Community specific scenarios, e.g., dietary practices. Monitoring needs relevant to specific exposure concerns.
Information needs and data quality objectives.
Regulatory requirements and timetables. Possible future land uses and possible exposure during that use. Scoping Review Review of scoping by external national advisory panel of scientific experts. Work Plans Establish items to be addressed in risk assessment. Identify contaminants, pathways of exposure and endpoints of concern to stakeholders.