GMP-1 Project experience (Air Monitoring) GMP-2 Project challenges and expectations
GMP -1 Project participant for Air Monitoring – Passive Sampling
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Maria Yumiko Tominaga
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CETESB- Environmental Company of São Paulo State Physical-Chemical Analysis Division
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Brazil – São Paulo State
SAO PAULO CITY: 20 MILLION PEOPLE
BRAZIL : 190 MILLION PEOPLE SAO PAULO STATE
AREA : 248,000 SQ. KM
POPULATION: 40 MILLION PEOPLE
CETESB- Environmental Company of São Paulo State
3 Technology transfer International cooperation Contaminated site management Environmental Quality Monitoring Air – Water - Soil
Pollution control Environmental analysis Pollution prevention Emergency actions Risk analysis Environmental company of São Paulo State
CETESB Environmental Analysis laboratories
Monitoring network: Superficial water (freshwater) 47 196 241 264 272 288 323 333 338 344 354 369 12 18 21 18 24 25 26 25 21 24 25 31 31 31 32 33 34 36 30 30 30 28 7 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 12 16 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 1974 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Evolução dos pontos de amostragem
Environmental Quality Monitoring
Water quality standards (regulation in Brazil):
Superficial water : Conama 357/2005 (OCPs/PCBs) Wastewater: Conama 430/2011
Groundwater: Conama 396/2008 (OCPs/PCBs) Drinking water: Portaria 2914/2011 (OCPs)
Sediment: Conama 454/2012 (OCPs/PCBs - dredged material)
Soil quality standards (regulation in Brazil):
Air Quality Monitoring
www.cetesb.sp.gov.br
Manual Monitoring networks
SO2, FMC smog, PTS, PM2.5, PM10 Automatic monitoring network
Compounds Matrices Sample preparation Equipment OCP PCB Water Soil/Sedim. Solid waste Biota Ext.: Líq/Líq, soxhlet, microwave Cleanup: GPC, silica, florisil GC-µECD CG-MS/NCI GC-MSMS Dioxins , Furans, dl-PCB Soil/Sedim. Solid waste Biota Air emission Ext: Soxhlet, microwave Cleanup: multilayer silica, alumina, charcoal GC-HRMS OCP PCB Dioxins and furans
Air ambient* Ext.: Soxhlet
Cleanup: GPC, silica, alumina.. GC-µECD (MS-NCI) GC-MSMS GC-HRMS
Analytical capacity - CETESB
Analytical capacity – New POPs PFCs: need capacity building
LCMSMS dedicated for algae toxins analysis LC-Q-TOF: purchasing process*
screening emerging compounds (including PFCs)
PBDE: need capacity building
Project approved* to purchase new GC-HRMS/prepare the lab site for installation *State fund for Water resources
Compounds not regulated (Quality Stantard – for environment monitoring) in Brazil
Pentachlorobenzene Chlordecone
GMP-1 Project Benefits
Capacity built: OCP, PCB/dl-PCB, PCDD/F sampling/analysis in ambient air
- training received: passive sampling/GC-HRMS (CSIC and private lab in Germany)
Passive sampling tecniques - Initial idea: GMP – time trends
- Useful tool for CETESB´s monitoring activities plans to extend for water sampling
ORGANOGRAMA GMP-1 Project
Ambient Air Results – 2010-2014
Dioxins/Furans + dl-PCBs (fg TEQ WHO2005/ m3)
ORGANOGRAMA
Resolução RDC nº28 de 09 de Agosto de 2010
Art. 1º Determinar a retirada programada do ingrediente ativo endosulfan do mercado brasileiro no prazo de 3 anos, a partir de 31 de Julho de 2010.
GMP-1 Project
GMP-1 Project Problems
Memorandum of understanding (MOU) signature: bureaucracy took too much time
CETESB received the project funding and
transferred to FIOCRUZ: bureaucracy took too
much time – not possible to transfer all part of the funding
Project time was too short (considering the delay for MOU signature): no time for all results
Challenges and expectations for the GMP-2 project
New POPs: there is no regulation in Brazil (quality standards)
CETESB: 2 projects – purchase new equipments (LC-Q-TOF/ GCHRMS)
- Emerging compounds (including PFCs) in
superficial water
- POPs (including PBDEs) in an
Challenges and expectations for the GMP-2 project
Build analytical capacity for new POPs
1- PFCs and other emerging compounds: pharmaceiticals , pesticides, personal care products, etc
LC-Q-TOF for screening 2- PBDEs
GC-HRMS
Evaluate the presence of PFCs/PBDE in the environment Capacity to use passive sampler for water quality
monitoring
Equipments – probably purchased in 1-1.5 year STAFF to develop the work !!????
Gracias!!
Thank you!
CETESB - CIA AMBIENTAL DO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO www.cetesb.sp.gov.br
Maria Yumiko Tominaga mytominaga@sp.gov.br
Divisão de Análises Físico-Químicas ela_cetesb@sp.gov.br
ORGANOGRAMA GMP-1 Project
Ambient Air Results – 2010-2014
PCDD/F and dl-PCB contribution (%) for the total TEQ (urban/vehicle traffic area)
ORGANOGRAMA GMP-1 Project
Ambient Air Results - Brasil
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 Endosulfan
ORGANOGRAMA UNEP/GEF project 2009-2011
Pinheiros air monitoring station
Urban area – vehicle traffic
Passive Air sampling
PUF disk samling:
Sediment quality monitoring: 2002– 2010
Tominaga et al. Organohalogen Compounds, 2011.
Land occupation:
Industrial
In industrial development Agriculture
23 GC ANALITOS VANTAGENS/ DESVATAGENS LIM. DET. ECD Pesticidas OC PCBs orto Sensível Coeluição (erro) DDT~ 1pg HCB~ 0,5pg MS Pesticidas OC PCBs (-)Sensível(ECD) Menor erro (ECD)
DDT ~1-10pg HCB~ 1-10pg
MS/MS Pesticidas OC
PCBs
(+)Sensível (MS)
Menor erro (ECD/MS)
DDT ~1pg HCB ~1pg HR/MS Pesticidas OC PCBs Diox./Furanos (+) Sensível(outros) Identificação confiável em baixas conc. Alto custo DDT ~0,05pg HCB~0,05pg
Equipamentos de análise - Guia UNEP
ORGANOGRAMA GMP Project 2009-2011 Ambient Air Results - Brasil
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GAPs Network – Endosulfan I
Harner, T (Montevideo, 2009) Pozo,K. (Environ. Sci. Technol. 2006, 40, 4867-4873)
Recetox-Tocoen Report nº339, 2008 (www.pops.int)
São Paulo, Julho 2010 – Junho 2011
GMP Project 2009-2011 Ambient Air Results - Brasil
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GMP Project 2009-2011 (Pinheiros)
Assunção et al., 2005 (F. Saúde Púb.)
GMP Project 2009-2011 Ambient Air Results - Brasil
ORGANOGRAMA
Urban area:Gana,
Sudão, Tunísia, Brasil
GMP Project 2009-2011
Ambient Air Results - Brasil
Monitoramento PCBs em Peixes
Cancer slope factor (CSF): 2 per mg/kg-d (USEPA, 1997)9
Maximum acceptable cancer risk level (ARL): 1 in 100000 (10-5) Reference dose for PCBs (RfD): 2 X 10-5 mg/kg-d (USEPA, 1996)10 Relative source contribution (RSC): 50% (Voorspoels et al., 2008)11