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Alternatives assessment: An analysis on progress and future needs for research and practice.

Aude M Bechu¹, Monika A Roy¹, Molly Jacobs¹

¹Sustainable Chemistry Catalyst, Lowell Center for Sustainable Production, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, Massachusetts, USA.

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Alternatives assessment advances safer chemical substitution, but gaps remain in mixture hazard assessment and lifecycle integration. Future work should address these needs for better decision-making.

Keywords:

Alternatives assessment Chemical alternatives assessment Informed substitution Professional practice Research and practice needs

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Environmental Science
Risk Assessment
Chemical Policy

Background:

Alternatives assessment (AA) supports substituting hazardous chemicals with safer options.
AA frameworks and policies have driven field growth over recent decades.
Previous work identified 14 research and practice needs across five critical areas.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight methodological advances in AA based on identified needs.
To propose future research and practice developments in AA.

Main Methods:

A broad literature review of 154 sources published between 2013 and 2022 was conducted.
Advances were assessed against previously identified research and practice needs in AA.

Main Results:

Significant progress has been made in addressing AA needs.
Several critical areas remain underaddressed, including mixture hazard assessment, lifecycle integration, and practical decision-making approaches.
Gaps persist in assessing hazards of chemical mixtures and different chemical forms.

Conclusions:

The field of AA has matured but requires further development.
Future research should focus on standardized mixture hazard assessment and integrating lifecycle considerations and equity/justice into AA.
Addressing identified gaps will enhance the transition to safer chemicals and products.