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Don’t wait until the last minute! The Dust Hazard Analysis (DHA) deadline is fast approaching - Sept. 7, 2020. Find out more about what is required and how to effectively control combustible dust.
Read MoreThe SEC has long been contemplating whether ESG disclosures should be included in its disclosure protocol for public companies. The Investor Advisory Committee recently provided five explicit recommendations for the SEC’s consideration regarding why and how the Commission should update its reporting requirements for companies to include material, decision-useful, ESG factors. Read this post to learn about their recommendations.
Read MoreA Time Schedule Order (TSO) is an extension option to comply with the new provisions laid out in the Amended Industrial General Permit (IGP). Read this post to learn what TSOs are, who should consider making use of them, and the application process.
Read MoreIn April, the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in the highly watched County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund case, clarifying the reach of the federal Clean Water Act. What are the potential implications for your project or facility?
Read MoreWith BlackRock’s $7.4 trillion in assets at stake, BlackRock CEO, Larry Fink, has essentially demanded that companies make a purposeful commitment to confront climate change, or BlackRock will no longer invest in them. Given the current state of the world, how does ESG really factor in and what does this mean for companies?
Read MoreIn the case of highly flammable liquids, it pays to know what you are doing, and more importantly how to be safe. Specifically, where the production of hand sanitizers and disinfectants are concerned, there is a significant risk of fire. What factors must be evaluated for the safe and effective management of flammable liquids?
Read MoreThis post covers everything you need to know about TMDL/TNAL/NEL applicability and compliance. The new requirements of the Permit will become effective on July 1, 2020.
Read MoreServices across the U.S. have been divided into essential and non-essential groups. Regardless of grouping, however, implementing coronavirus protective measures must be strongly considered in addition to maintaining environmental, health and safety (EHS) compliance. The guidelines listed in this blog post will assist in accomplishing both tasks.
Read MoreBy identifying potential risks and managing them, an organization can make effective plans to ensure business continuity. What are the key elements of an effective Risk Management Plan?
Read MoreMany facilities have questions regarding EPA’s compliance enforcement policy during COVID-19 and the newly released EPA memo regarding enforcement discretion. Here are the top 10 key takeaways that you need to know.
Read MoreHow can an analysis of your workplace operations, policies, procedures, and programs help identify existing hazards and conditions, and make your organization safer?
Read MoreEnvironmental, Health & Safety Compliance is considered to be an essential function during the COVID-19 response. What should you do if your facility can’t meet compliance during this critical time?
Read MoreRead this post to learn three things that can be done in your facility to reduce the likelihood of coronavirus (COVID-19) surviving in the indoor air.
Read MoreOn March 15, 2020, OSHA issued a public memorandum detailing temporary enforcement guidance for the healthcare industry. It is directed to healthcare providers who, in the course of their duties, are required to care for suspected or known victims of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Learn more about the new recommendations.
Read MoreToxic vapors can move from contaminated groundwater and soil to indoor air, potentially harming human health. California’s new draft Supplemental Guidance promotes a state-wide standard practice and consistency for vapor intrusion screening and sampling. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreThe Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) is the first regulatory program in the U.S. focused specifically on security at high-risk chemical facilities. In this post, we’ll review the CFATS process, compliance steps, and the Risk-Based Performance Standards you need to include in your Site Security Plan.
Read MoreOn February 5, 2020 the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) issued a final rule on accidental release reporting requirements. How will your facility be impacted?
Read MoreHow can sustainability reporting help your company? In this post, we’ll discuss some of the many benefits that sustainability reporting can bring and the real value that companies can expect to get from publishing a sustainability report.
Read MoreThe California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) is designed to reduce GHG emissions in the transportation sector, which is responsible for about 50 percent of GHG emissions. Read this post to learn how California’s LCFS works, how to generate credits, verification requirements, and more.
Read MoreDEADLINE UPDATE: The Food Production Investment Program (FPIP) helps California food processors cut greenhouse gas emissions and save energy. Awardees include dairies, food, wineries, and other processing facilities. Round 1 applications are due December 4 - read this post for eligibility requirements and how to apply.
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