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9/21/2023

PHMSA Asks for Input on 46 Hazmat Regulation Topics

With its list of forty-six hazardous materials topics to consider, PHMSA's July 5 request for comments offers something for just about everyone—including shippers of aerosols, lithium batteries, ethyl alcohol, IBCs, or hazmat limited quantities.

9/18/2023

EPA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 9/18

This week's Roundup highlights alleged environmental violations related to hazardous waste management, emergency and risk management planning, and the sale and distribution of unregistered pesticides.

9/15/2023

NTSB Asks for Input on Rail Incident Investigations

NTSB's authority to investigate rail incidents contains an undefined term, "substantial property damage." The Board is asking stakeholders for input on a possible definition.

9/15/2023

Quick Quiz: EH&S News of the Week

Catch up on industry news for hazardous materials, environmental, and safety professionals this week with a 5-question quiz.

9/11/2023

OSHA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 9/12

Get insight into recent OSHA enforcement actions to avoid common health and safety violations uncovered during inspections of covered workplaces across the US.

9/8/2023

New Waters of the US Rule Takes Immediate Effect

EPA and the US Army revised the definition of Waters of the United States or WOTUS—a bed rock of compliance with the Clean Water Act—to conform to the recent Supreme Court decision on Sackett v. EPA.

9/7/2023

Regulators May Recall 50 Million More Airbag Inflators

Another large scale recall of widely-used car airbag inflators may be imminent: the NHTSA will hold a public meeting on 10/5 and may compel a recall affecting 52 million products.

9/5/2023

Final Los Angeles Workshops Start Next Week

Be there when Lion presents live, expert-led hazmat and RCRA/Title 22 in Los Angeles (next week!) and San Jose for the final time this year.

9/5/2023

DOT Suspends Authorization for LNG in Rail Tank Cars

Update: US DOT is suspending authorization of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in rail tank cars until the agency can complete a new rule to modify the requirements, or June 30, 2025, whichever comes first.

9/4/2023

EPA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 9/4

This week’s Roundup covers alleged hazardous waste and Clean Air violations by companies in a variety of companies in Washington, Texas, and Indiana.

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