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You don’t have to spill the chemicals to be held responsible for cleaning them up. That’s the harsh reality property owners in contaminated zones face, thanks to CERCLA—the federal law that assigns cleanup costs to anyone even remotely tied to a polluted property. And...
Adding sustainable practices to your business strategy can feel like an overhaul, but it doesn’t have to be. Some businesses immediately upgrade their core operations, while others gradually improve them. If the transition appears too costly, it’s essential to...
Dry cleaning businesses use hazardous chemicals daily. An accidental spill or release of these substances often harms the environment and human health. That is why a well-crafted incident response plan is crucial. Why an incident response plan matters Dry cleaners...
Auto parts manufacturers in California face increasing scrutiny over emissions-related claims. These claims can lead to legal problems and financial losses. Using best practices can help manufacturers defend against these claims and stay compliant with California's...
Complying with California's strict environmental rules can be challenging for small business owners. However, these challenges also open doors to new ideas about using energy wisely. By using energy more efficiently, businesses can help protect the environment and...
Like humans, many industries rely on water. In fact, countless food, cleaning and other essential products would not exist without it. When traces of toxic chemicals enter the water supply chain, it is often a problem for consumers and businesses. It is essential for...
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are compounds that are present in hundreds of commonly used products. It is commonly known that these compounds can lead to serious illnesses in humans. Yet, a study by the Natural Resources Defense Council found that...