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CSCL
(redirected from Chemical Substances Control Law)

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CSCLChina Shipping Container Lines (China Shipping Group)
CSCLComputer Support for Collaborative Learning (also seen as Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning; conference and educational method)
CSCLChemical Substances Control Law (Japan)
CSCLCultural Studies and Comparative Literature (University of Minnesota)
CSCLCounter Strike Champions League (online gaming)
CSCLChilliwack Society for Community Living (Canada)
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Chemicals are tested in Japan according to the Chemical Substances Control Law (CSCL).
Workgroup report: review of fish bioaccumulation databases used to ... by Parkerton, Thomas / Environmental Health Perspectives
Chemical substances data are currently managed by the three ministries separately and the unified database is intended to help implement an updated chemical substances control law which is to take effect next April or May, they said.
Kyodo economic news summary -2- by Japan Weekly Monitor
 
 
 
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