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How to Ship Hazmat with No Packing Group
When shipping a hazardous material with no packing group (PG), shippers have one less detail to rely on to determine authorized packaging.
FAA Declares MacBooks with Defective Batteries Won’t Fly on US Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has banned some 15-inch MacBook Pros from US flights due to concerns over faulty lithium batteries.
How to Ship Recalled or Damaged Lithium Batteries
Any business that sells lithium battery powered equipment should be ready for the possibility that customers may return devices with damaged batteries or bring back their recalled items for a replacement.
Quick Quiz: An EH&S Halloween
Test your EH&S knowledge as it relates to the spookiest season of the year with a quick quiz.
Hazmat Responders Can Submit Feedback for ERG 2024
US DOT PHMSA invites emergency responders to submit feedback about the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) to inform development of the 2024 edition.
Quick Quiz: Halloween Edition
Test your EH&S knowledge as it relates to the most frightening season of the year with a quick quiz.
Three Lithium Battery Fires Raise Concerns About Flight Safety
Three recent aircraft fires have raised concerns for regulators and workers alike on the safety of lithium batteries. These incidents underscore the prevalence of lithium battery malfunctions as aviation regulators continue debating how to prevent further harm to customers, airline employees, and cargo.
EPA Memo Shows How Regulators Evaluate Ability-to-Pay Claims
A memo released late last month by the US EPA’s Office of Civil Enforcement (OCE) provides insight into the steps EPA officials follow when determining the amount of a civil penalty for environmental violations...
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.
4 Companies to Pay $300K in EPA Penalties for EPCRA Reporting Violations
According to a US EPA press release dated July 13, 2015, four companies in Washington State will pay civil penalties for noncompliance with the EPA’s Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) chemical reporting requirements. Between them, the facilities will pay more than $300,000 in civil penalties and commit nearly $200,000 in supplemental environmental projects...
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