Environmental compliance in printing operations involves complex interactions between materials, production processes, and regulatory permits. Small operational changes, such as material substitutions, can significantly affect emissions calculations and compliance status, … Continue reading Small Operational Changes Impact Environmental Compliance and Emissions
On May 8, 2026, USEPA withdrew its proposed rule to classify nine PFAS as Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous constituents. The agency stated that existing regulations already provide … Continue reading USEPA Withdraws Proposal to Classify Nine PFAS as RCRA Hazardous Constituents
The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (USEPA’s) new Sewer Overflow and Stormwater Reuse Municipal Grants Program stands out as a positive development. Addressing runoff is a multifaceted environmental challenge … Continue reading USEPA Releases $80 Million in Funding for Stormwater Infrastructure and Sewage Overflows
New scientific findings and updated federal and state regulatory guidance on vapor intrusion are prompting facility leaders to reassess indoor air quality and risk management, especially on redeveloped or legacy … Continue reading How Commercial Facilities Are Addressing New Vapor Intrusion Regulatory Guidance
Salt Lake City’s rapid growth is expanding into areas affected by historic mining, where mine tailings—residual materials from ore processing—pose environmental and financial challenges. However, these tailings do not inherently … Continue reading Mine Tailings: a Unique Brownfields Remediation Condition
