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- NASF Sues EPA Over Hex Chromium Rules
- Sierra Club also sues the EPA over the same National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants rules for plating industry; NASF's two court actions include a petition for judicial review of the ruling in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, and ...
Blog Published: 11/28/2012
- EHS Q&A: Waste Treatment for Paint Stripping
- Q. We will be using concentrated sulfuric acid to strip e-coatings from reject metal parts ... Unfortunately, our only outlet for discharge of this waste is to a nearby storm drain, and we know that we will need to remove the paint sludge and color ...
Blog Published: 9/7/2012
- NASF Says EPA Chromium Air Rules Have Major Flaws
- Claims EPA Used Data from 'Phantom Facilities'
Blog Published: 3/30/2012
- NASF Washington Forum Features Ex-EPA Chief Carol Browner As Speaker
- As the longest-serving EPA Administrator, Browner worked closely with the surface finishing industry during the Clinton Administration on the Metal Finishing "Strategic Goals" Program. She most recently served as an assistant to President Obama and...
Blog Published: 3/8/2012
- Scientists Say Egg Shells Remove Hex Chrome from Water
- Scientists in China have developed an absorbent material made from waste eggshell membrane that can remove hexavalent chromium from contaminated water.
Blog Published: 10/24/2011
- Two Plating Shops Hit With Fines
- Van Nuys, CA plater hit with $100K; Arizona firm ponys up $125K for violations.
Blog Published: 7/8/2011