Tag: EPCRA
Tips for Speaking to the Press After an Environmental Emergency
Luckily, no one is seriously injured and the facility and community emergency response plan work smoothly and efficiently. But you get “burned” in the press for the incident. Sound familiar? The media will play an important role in monitoring Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) releases. First of all, media representatives are likely to […]
Additional Written Preparedness and Prevention Information for Your TSDF Permit
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The Right Way to Use EPCRA for Good Risk Communication
10 Mistakes Everybody Makes When Communicating an Enviro Crisis
Hurricane Season Is Here—Time to Double-Check Your Response Plans
Cranberry Farmer Caught Red-Handed for Wetlands Violations – June Enforcement Wrap-Up
TRI Reporting Due Soon
President Obama’s Omnibus Appropriations Act rescinded EPA’s TRI Burden Reduction Rule of 2006. The Act requires that all reports on PBT chemicals (chemicals and chemical categories of “special concern”) be submitted on Form R, the more detailed form. For all other chemicals, the shorter Form A may be used only if the annual reporting amount […]
