NOx RACT and the St. Louis Metro: Why a New Illinois Rule Is a Missouri Story Too
EPA proposed new NOx RACT limits for Metro-East St. Louis manufacturers. The area is bi-state, and Missouri's half faces the same test on the same clock.
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EPA proposed new NOx RACT limits for Metro-East St. Louis manufacturers. The area is bi-state, and Missouri's half faces the same test on the same clock.
Tier II filings across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska run on four incompatible state processes. What multi-site EHS managers must know before March 1.
OSHA regulates creosote as coal tar pitch volatiles: 0.2 mg/m³ PEL. Why a written hazard assessment under 1910.132(d) must come before any PPE selection.
Detroit hit AQI 650 with no workplace smoke rule. Four states regulate wildfire smoke at work — what OSHA can enforce everywhere else and how to respond.
OSHA has no standard for post-head-strike response. How to build a workplace head injury response protocol that meets OSHA recordkeeping and reporting rules.
EPA uses machine-learning models and facility compliance data to target inspections. How the RCRA model works — and how plant managers lower their risk profile.
New York's 2026 hyperscale data center moratorium pauses new state permits for facilities of 50 MW or more. Here is the actual scope, exemptions, and timeline.
EPA's draft ISA opens the NO2 NAAQS review — but the standard isn't changing in 2026. What the science step means for air permitting and modeling headroom.
OSHA's $264,380 proposed FleetPride citation shows what a confined space program for fleet maintenance and tanker entry requires under 29 CFR 1910.146.
Air permit rules for data center backup generator fleets: the 500-hour PTE default, the 100-hour emergency cap, PSD triggers, and the Memphis citizen suit.
EPA's July 16, 2026 approval moves Iowa Title V rules from IAC 567 Chapter 22 to Chapter 24, effective August 17. The permit citation crosswalk facilities need.
No OSHA limit covers inhalable microplastics, yet shredding spikes respirable particles up to 2,910x background. Here's how to monitor worker exposure now.
A 2026 Texas confined-space fatality drew separate OSHA citations for a staffing agency and its host contractor — proof neither escapes liability for temp labor.
OSHA cut first-offense penalties up to 70% in July 2025 and froze 2026 rates. Repeat violations still get 2x-10x gravity multipliers and no history discount.
A prior lockout/tagout citation can make the next one a repeat at $165,514. What the five-year lookback really measures, and what you can still contest.
EPA's $996,703 Denka RCRA settlement shows how hazardous waste determination failures under 40 CFR 262.11 unfold — and what EHS managers should document now.
EPA's July 2026 proposal would end federal public notice minimums for minor source air permits. What changes, what doesn't, and the Title V risk EPA flagged.
EPA's July 1, 2026 guidance lets air agencies issue NNSR permits before emission reduction credits are secured. The two mandatory conditions — and the risks.
A LOTO program isn't compliant just because you own padlocks. OSHA's 1910.147 requires four elements — miss one and it's a citation. Here's the full audit.
EPA walked back its 2025 biosolids risk assessment and there is still no federal PFOA/PFOS limit. Here is the real liability for facilities discharging to a POTW.
EPA's final PCWP NESHAP takes effect July 6, 2026, reaching 219 major-source facilities. Here's what plywood, OSB, MDF, and lumber-kiln operators must do to comply.
LDAR isn't one rule but four. Method 21 leak thresholds by component, the 5-day/15-day repair clock, and per-day CAA penalty exposure under NSPS, NESHAP, and HON.
Won an EPA Brownfields grant? Every grant-funded Phase I ESA must meet All Appropriate Inquiries under 40 CFR Part 312 and ASTM E1527-21. Here is what to require.
EPA's $450M Chemours PFAS settlement draws the enforcement line at active industrial sources. What a facility source audit covers and the liability it documents.