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Arizona Company to Pay Fine for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations
Joseph, Ariz.-based Red J Environmental Corp. will pay a $63,500 fine for allegedly committing hazardous waste storage and transport violations in ...read more.
FAA Reveals FY’08 Goals for Inspecting Air Shipments of Hazardous Materials
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has revealed its short-term goals for inspecting air carriers and shippers for illegal shipments of ...read more.

Tennessee Announces $340,000 Grant for Permanent HazWaste Facility in Memphis
Tennessee's Environment and Conservation Department (TDEC) announced a $340,000 grant to support the operation and maintenance of ...read more.
EPA Releases New Safety Measures for Soil Fumigant Pesticides
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued new safety measures regarding soil fumigant pesticides designed to help protect human health of both ...read more.

PHMSA Rule Aims to Minimize Pipeline Releases in USAs
Federal regulators finalized a rule that aims to minimize certain accidental releases of hazardous materials from pipelines to protect designated ...read more.
Michigan Manufacturing Company Ordered To Pay $1.7 Million for Toxic Substances Violations
Specialty alloy manufacturer HSKM Inc., formerly known as Hoskins Manufacturing, pled guilty last week to violations of the Toxic Substance Control ...read more.

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Feds Approve Slow Down of VOC Emissions Reductions From California Pesticides
The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized revisions to volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions regulations from California pesticides after ...read more.
EPA Orders Removal of Transformers Containing PCBs at Wisniewski Site
Under a federal order, the owners of a former paper-manufacturing site in Montville, Conn., must spend some $51,000 to remove electrical transformers ...read more.
Phoenix Company Fined $23,800 for Violating Federal Chemical Reporting Law
The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Akzo-Nobel Coatings, a Phoenix, Ariz., paint- and hazardous-chemical storage and repackaging company, ...read more.
EPA to Remove Toxic Rat Poisons From Consumer Market
Conservation groups are heralding the Environmental Protection Agency's announcement that it will control sales and use of certain rat poisons ...read more.
Plan to Reduce Chlorine Plant Mercury Brings New Technology, Monitoring
Federal Officials Finish Waste Cleanup at Virginia Superfund Site
Virginia Property Owner Settles Case Involving Federal Lead Paint Disclosure Law
Regulators to Hear Public Feedback on Changes to Cleanup Plan for New Hampshire Paint Site