PELs, RELs and TLVs still cause problems
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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">OSHA's request for conformance to permissible exposure limits intensifies an already heated controversy. This article contains: debate may intensify; mixed reactions to PELs; standards differ; difference not great; new PELs to come; legal considerations; funding sources scarce</abstract>
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