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EHS Daily Advisor | February 03, 2020
The authority of the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) to subpoena information relating to potential future risks was affirmed by a panel of judges with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. The defendant in the case had contended that the CSB’s subpoena authority was limited to information about the cause or probable cause of an accidental chemical release that occurred in 2015, not about any event that hasn’t happened. A U.S. District Court judge ag...
Prnewswire | August 07, 2020
ICIS has announced its annual ICIS Top 100 Chemical Companies listing of global producers ranked by 2019 sales. This year, Germany's BASF regained the lead as the world's largest chemical company with sales of $66.6bn in 2019, a decline of 1.5% from 2018. Coming in second was 2018's leader, China-based Sinopec with $63.2bn in chemicals sales, followed by US-based Dow in third with $43.0bn in revenues, US-based LyondellBasell in fourth with $34.7bn in sales and Saudi Arabia's SABI...
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Blue Water Petroleum Corp. | July 26, 2022
Blue Water Petroleum Corp announces that it has acquired 160 contiguous acres in Little Smoky, Alberta, Canada. The property is currently being used as a testbed and eventually will become a full-service facility for Blue Water. The facility processes oilfield wastewater using its licensed technology, into water that can be released into the environment and used for farming purposes; all in compliance with the Alberta Energy Regulator’s guidelines. Blue Water has partn...
Chemicalwatch | May 11, 2020
Deadlines are looming for the risk evaluations and collection of fees associated with 30 high-priority chemicals, reporting obligations related to the chemical data reporting (CDR) rule – and the continued protection of certain confidential business information (CBI). Most of these deadlines are set out in TSCA itself, giving the US EPA little room to manoeuvre despite the disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. That leaves a pile of work ahead for the agency and a crush of deadlines ...
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