Quick Quiz: EH&S News of the Week
Test your knowledge relating to recent EH&S news—or use this quiz to stay sharp.
The President's executive order to freeze ongoing regulatory actions directed Federal agencies to...
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POTUS’s executive order to freeze ongoing regulatory actions directed Federal agencies to:
- Withdraw unpublished rules to be reviewed and approved by a department or agency head appointed by the President since taking office.
- Consider postponing for 60 days (or more, as appropriate) the effective date for any rules that were published but have not yet taken effect.
- Consider re-opening the comment period on postponed rules.
That's right.
POTUS’s executive order to freeze ongoing regulatory actions directed Federal agencies to:
- Withdraw unpublished rules to be reviewed and approved by a department or agency head appointed by the President since taking office.
- Consider postponing for 60 days (or more, as appropriate) the effective date for any rules that were published but have not yet taken effect.
- Consider re-opening the comment period on postponed rules.
Two US EPA reporting deadlines are coming up. Which two environmental reporting deadlines occur in March?
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Tier II reports are due March 1, and Greenhouse Gas reports are due March 31. More about these reports on our blog.
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Tier II reports are due March 1, and Greenhouse Gas reports are due March 31. More about these reports on our blog.
Industry professionals don't always refer to EH&S reports as their official names. What other name(s) do pros use for Tier II reports?
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EPCRA Tier II reporting has many names in the industry, such as "Right-to-Know," "Hazardous Chemical Inventory Reporting," "EPCRA 311," and "EPCRA 312."
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EPCRA Tier II reporting has many names in the industry, such as "Right-to-Know," "Hazardous Chemical Inventory Reporting," "EPCRA 311," and "EPCRA 312."
A recent DOT enforcement memo discusses international regulations to ship by which modes?
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US DOT PHMSA recently provided flexibility for shippers of hazardous materials in an enforcement memo. We talked about it here.
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US DOT PHMSA recently provided flexibility for shippers of hazardous materials in an enforcement memo. We talked about it here.
EPA recently delayed a rule adding PFAS substances to the TRI reporting list under EPCRA. How many PFAS will be added with the rule?
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US EPA's delayed rule will add 9 PFAS substances to the TRI reporting list under EPCRA.
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US EPA's delayed rule will add 9 PFAS substances to the TRI reporting list under EPCRA.
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