내분비계 장애물질 관리 현황과 법제에 관한 연구 - 잔류성오염물질 관리법을 중심으로 -

초록

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are a group of man-made substances, most of which share characteristics like low water solubility (they do not easily dissolve in water), the ability to accumulate in fat (high lipophilicity), and resistance to biodegradation (they take a very long time to break down and stop being harmful). POPs are able to travel great distances because of the characteristics they share (low solubility, high lipophilicity and resistance to biodegradation). For more information on the transport of POPs, see the Transboundary Pollution fact sheet. POPs also bioaccumulate in the food chain and, thus, pose a risk to human health. That they can be transported far from their source means that neither any geographical area nor any food web can escape some level of impact from the presence of POPs. Now, a study of hazardous chemicals regulatory policy for the implementation factors of the study that forward in the process of policy implementation need a useful process of policy implementation. Because hazardous chemicals regulation policy is to attract social environment factor that attention of the public. Regulation POPs laws do not construct well good systems because organization and administration for the management of Hazardous chemicals is very complex. hazardous chemicals regulation policy is related to 8 laws and the content is vast and complex, difficult to clearly identify. A target of this paper is to propose institutional improvements on implementation performance of hazardous chemicals regulation policy in Korea and is to be applied the proposed that are required for the policy development.

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