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Report: EPA’s Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program Should Establish Management Controls to Ensure More Timely Results

Report #11-P-0215, May 3, 2011

What We Found

Fourteen years after passage of the FQPA and Safe Drinking Water Act amendments, EPA’s EDSP has not determined whether any chemical is a potential endocrine disruptor.

Report Materials

Report At A Glance (pdf) (43.93 KB)
Full Report (pdf) (417.08 KB)
EPA Response to Report (initial) (pdf) (933.23 KB)
IG Comment on EPA Response (initial) (pdf) (1.2 MB)
EPA Response to Report (second) (pdf) (664.23 KB)
IG Comment on EPA Response (second) (pdf) (1.04 MB)
EPA Response to Report (third) (pdf) (1.11 MB)
IG Comment on EPA Response (third) (pdf) (1.03 MB)

Report: EPA’s Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program Should Establish Management Controls to Ensure More Timely Results

Office of Inspector General