A New York-based chemical supplier is facing legal action for allegedly importing millions of pounds of toxic materials without proper oversight.
A new OIG report reveals that over 19% of large-scale hazardous waste generators missed mandatory inspections during a recent five-year period.
New acquisitions of Haz-Mat and Canco bolster industrial waste treatment and disposal capabilities across the Carolinas.
The EPA plans to reclassify scrap tires as fuel to accelerate the removal of waste piles from American communities.
Premises liability for environmental incidents includes chemical spills, air emissions, runoff violations, and legacy contamination, creating regulatory and legal risk for property owners and operators.
EPA will collect soil samples in Los Angeles fire-affected areas to confirm cleanup effectiveness, focusing on lead contamination, with results expected by spring 2026.
Following two fires and months of emergency response, the EPA and local partners have finalized hazardous material removal at the Reading Drum site in Reading, Pennsylvania.
Long after restrictions and regulations have taken hold in dozens of countries, legacy asbestos continues to expose workers and communities to preventable health risks.
Master the essential tips for safely storing hazardous materials to protect your space and avoid costly accidents.
EPA teams focus on water infrastructure, debris removal and hazardous materials management.
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.