translate English to French: Home Substances Sources Toxic Substances Management Policy Understanding the Toxics Management Process FAQ Contact Us Strategic Options for the Management of Toxic Substances from the Metal Finishing Industry | TOC | Previous | Next | Appendix E  Summary of Environment and Health Concerns for CEPA Toxic Cadmium, Chromium and Nickel Compounds ▪ Synopsis - Cadmium and its Compounds ▪ Synopsis - Chromium ▪ Synopsis - Nickel and its Compounds Synopsis This assessment of cadmium and its compounds focuses on the forms of cadmium that are known to be found in the environment (i.e., several forms of inorganic cadmium). Cadmium (Cd) is present in the Canadian environment as a result of both natural processes (including forest fires, volcanic emissions and weathering of soil, till, and bedrock) and human activities.
Home Substances Sources Toxic Substances Management Policy Understanding the Toxics Management Process FAQ Contact Us Strategic Options for the Management of Toxic Substances from the Metal Finishing Industry | TOC | Previous | Next | Appendix F  Submission to Metal Finishing Industry Issue Table From Great Lakes United Montréal, November 12, 1996 To Mr. John H. Prinsen  Chair of the metal finishing Issue Table Dear Mr. Prinsen, After reviewing the set of recommendations presented at the last meeting of the IT in Toronto on October 9th we are deeply concerned with the proposed framework under which these recommendations are going to be proposed.