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11/21/2025

Quick Quiz: EH&S News of the Week

Stay sharp with a quick EH&S quick quiz!

11/20/2025

Ammonia Release Hospitalizes Dozens, Now Under Investigation

What caused the release, and was regulatory noncompliance a factor in the incident?

11/17/2025

Hazmat Tips for Popular Holiday Gifts

88% of adults in the US plan to gift tech products this holiday season, and about half of shoppers plan to get their shopping done this month. Read on for lithium battery safety tips and crucial info on shipping compliance.

11/14/2025

TSCA Updates: EPA Proposes PFAS Reporting Exemptions

The latest TSCA-related developments included proposed exemptions to a major PFAS reporting rule, compliance date postponements for methylene chloride and trichloroethylene requirements, and an extended comment period on the manufacturer-requested risk evaluation for D4.

11/6/2025

Rogue Lithium Battery Shipments Prompt Five-figure Fines

Two recent FAA fines for noncompliant lithium battery shipments, plus insight on battling lithium battery fires and shipping lithium batteries.

11/4/2025

How to Classify Hazmat Marine Pollutants

When you ship hazardous materials, identifying “marine pollutants” is one important part of the hazmat classification process. Packages that contain marine pollutants can be subject to additional requirements related to package markings and/or shipping papers.

11/4/2025

RCRA Rules to Watch in 2026

While the government shutdown is still in effect, US EPA has a few RCRA rules that hazardous waste managers need to be aware of as we move into the new year.

10/31/2025

Quick Quiz: A Hazmat Halloween

Test your EH&S knowledge as it relates to the most frightening season of the year with a quick quiz.

10/28/2025

Deadly Blast at Explosives Facility: US CSB Launches Investigation

The US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board will investigate a fatal explosion that occured October 10, 2025.

10/27/2025

Shielding Your Hazmat Packages from Failure

The US DOT requires you to ensure your packages reach their destination without failure. How do you make sure your hazmat packages hold up to the rigors of transport?

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Well designed and thorough program. Excellent summary of requirements with references. Inclusion of regulations in hard copy form, as well as full electronic with state pertinent regulations included is a great bonus!

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