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4/11/2024

Final Rule: Hazmat Regs Aligned with International Standards

The Hazardous Materials Regulations are being aligned more closely with international standards for the transportation of dangerous goods.

4/10/2024

EPA Releases Revised PFAS Disposal Guidance

This guidance will help stakeholders select the most effective method of destroying or disposing of PFAS or PFAS-containing materials that are not consumer products.

4/8/2024

2024 Emergency Response Guidebook Available Now

The ERG provides critical information for hazmat transporters and first responders to use in the event of an incident or emergency in transit.

4/5/2024

The Great American Eclipse and the Hierarchy of Controls

Staring directly at the sun, even during an eclipse, can cause serious eye damage. Let’s walk through the Hierarchy of Controls so we can all enjoy the upcoming spectacle safely.

4/4/2024

Chemical Plant to Pay $6.6M Following Fire and Release

A $6.6 million settlement has been reached following a 2019 fire and chemical release that officials say caused significant ecological damage in Texas.

4/2/2024

OSHA Amends Representatives of Employers and Employees Rule

OSHA recently amended its Representatives of Employers and Employees regulation, clarifying who may accompany an OSHA inspector on an inspection.

4/1/2024

How to Find Watt-hour Rating of Lithium-ion Batteries

Updated: April 1, 2024. For lithium-ion batteries, energy density is measured in Watt-hour rating or Wh rating. The greater the energy density, the greater the potential hazard in transportation. This blog and video cover how to calculate or find the Watt-hour rating.

3/28/2024

Update: Response Plans for Hazardous Substances

Thousands of facilities that have a Clean Water Act hazardous substance on site will be required to create a new Facility Response Plan (FRP) to comply with the Clean Water Act under a new Final Rule.

3/25/2024

EPA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 3/25

This week's Roundup highlights alleged hazardous waste, Clean Air, and Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-know Act violations.

3/25/2024

DOT Issues Guidance on Transportation of Monkeypox Samples/Waste

PHMSA shares new advice from the CDC regarding diagnostic samples and clinical waste containing Monkeypox virus (MPXV) in Clade I or II.

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