EPA Inspectors to Focus on Lead Paint Safety in St. Louis Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Lenexa, Kan., Aug. 7, 2015) - St. Louis, as the nation’s “Gateway to the West,” is a city known worldwide for its rich history. Unfortunately, part of that history can be hazardous to the...
EPA Proposes Stronger Standards for People Applying the Pesticides with the Greatest Risk/ Improved training and minimum age requirements for certified applicators will help protect people and the environment.
EPA Proposes Stronger Standards for People Applying the Pesticides with the Greatest Risk/ Improved training and minimum age requirements for certified applicators will help protect people and the environment. Washington- Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing stronger standards for pesticide applicators who apply “restricted-use” pesticides. These pesticides...
EPA Protects Arkansas Children, Citizens from Lead
EPA Protects Arkansas Children, Citizens from Lead DALLAS – (July 31, 2015) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded $243,007 to Arkansas Department of Health to administer and enforce the state’s lead based paint program. The funds will enable training for lead inspectors, lead enforcement activities and help protect children...