The event, previously known as the AHMP Annual Conference, takes place in Crown Center, Missouri on July 14-17, 2024.
This is the fifth acquisition for TAS since partnering with Blue Point Capital Partners in 2019.
Phase 1 focused of removing hazardous materials left after the wildfires.
This first phase centers on the removal of hazardous materials.
With the right actions, companies can keep both workers and the environment safe from harm.
The new rule focuses on Subpart J, which regulates agents that can be used in cleanup, per the EPA.
The EPA alleged violations of standards relating to hazardous waste management.
The agency is also proposing adding two additional sites.
These two types of PFAS can be found in fire-fighting foams and applications as well as polishes and other items.
The rule would require certain companies to report information to the EPA.
What’s on the label, it would seem, does matter after all.
Scranton Manufacturing Company is accused of violating the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
A recent oil spill in Brazil is covering beaches, affecting wildlife, and causing a national concern—but it’s not Brazil’s. President Jair Bolsonaro told reporters that the oil spanning 100 beaches in Brazil is not of Brazilian origin, but that claim is being investigated.
The public tour program focuses on environmental cleanup and gives participants with a look at key projects that support the ongoing cleanup of the Richland, Wash., site.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials in Atlanta recently announced the selection of Kenya Carrington and Patrick Heher as resident inspectors for the construction of Vogtle Units 3 and 4, new units being built near Waynesboro, Ga.
Under the treaty, ships to be sent for recycling are required to carry an inventory of hazardous materials, specific to each ship. Ship recycling yards are required to provide a "Ship Recycling Plan" specifying the manner in which each ship will be recycled, depending on its particulars and its inventory.
During the next year, this phase of the cleanup will be closed out, and long-term operations and maintenance of the site will transfer to the state in 2020. EPA reported that its activities at the W.R. Grace mine site will continue into the near future.
Announced Aug. 10 on its website, the project will examine whether DoD's activities comply with relevant environmental and related laws, and also the policies used at the active sites.
"This land and groundwater cleanup is an important puzzle piece in the larger Hanford Project," said EPA Regional Administrator Chris Hladick. "Since these areas are virtually on the banks of the Columbia River, this work to further reduce toxic and radiological threats to the river is particularly important."
The eight-month test involved a waste transportation and storage cask fresh off the assembly line being loaded with three surrogate fuel rod assemblies from the United States, Spain, and South Korea and then traveling from Spain to Colorado and back again by truck, ship, and train.