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What are Current Regulatory Frameworks?

Various organizations have established guidelines and regulations to ensure the safe use of nanotechnology. Key examples include:
European Union (EU): The EU has specific regulations, such as REACH, for the assessment and management of nanomaterials.
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): The EPA provides guidelines for the use and disposal of nanomaterials.
International Organization for Standardization (ISO): ISO has developed standards for the safe handling and use of nanomaterials.

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