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Industry Group Cautions Senate on Changing TSCA
May 9, 2008
Mining Company, Groups Reach Compromise
May 5, 2008
NRC Revises License Hearing Procedures
May 2, 2008
Chemical Safety Board Issues Apex Safety Video
April 29, 2008
DOT Rule Requires HazMat Tank Cars to Use Safest Routes
April 29, 2008

New Mexico Navajo Fight Uranium Mine Approval
April 25, 2008
EPA's Research Arm Opens House on Assessments
April 16, 2008
Pennsylvania to Regulate Radioactive Material Users
April 15, 2008
NRC Revises Stance on Emergency Drills
March 31, 2008
NRC Issues Assessments for Nuclear Plants
March 13, 2008
Security Committee OKs Chemical Plant Bill
March 11, 2008
NRC Proposal Seeks to Avoid Future Legacy Sites
January 25, 2008
NRC Orders Criminal History Checks to Access Radioactive Material
December 9, 2007
Mercury's Rising Impact
June 1, 2007By Constance L. Senior
This contaminant, a combustion byproduct of power plants, is increasingly polluting land and water through air-borne deposition
Mercury is getting a lot of attention, both in the popular press and in state and federal regulatory agencies. Combustion systems, like coal-fired power plants, industrial boilers, incinerators, and cement kilns, are sources of mercury emissions to the air. This article outlines the mercury emission regulations that apply to different combustion systems and the best demonstrated means to control these emissions from combustion sources. This article focuses on utility and industrial combustion systems because they are the highest emitters and face the greatest reductions and tightest scrutiny.
Moving From P2 to P4
September 1, 2005By Mark Wysong
New solutions for companies looking to better manage their MSDS inventories
This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce or prevent pollution at its source, before it's generated.
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