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February 2010 Enewsletter
Sponsor: Oil-Resistant Flexible Tubing
Durable polyurethane tubing resists oils, fuels, greases, chemicals, moisture and fungi, UV, and more. Handles liquids, air and gases, or granular materials. It’s naturally flexible for close-in bending—no leachable plasticizers. Available in ether or ester formulations. Large inventory of stocked sizes to 2-1/4" O.D.; custom to 3-1/2". Braid-reinforced version for higher pressure uses. Made in USA.
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EPA Releases Electric Utility Plan to Improve Safety of Coal Ash Impoundments.
The U.S. EPA has released an action plan that was developed by 22 electric
utility facilities with coal ash impoundments. This plan describes the measures
the facilities are taking to make their impoundments safer. The action plans are
a response to EPA’s assessment reports on the structural integrity of these
impoundments that the agency made public September 2009.
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$17 Million Awarded by the EPA to Twenty-five Universities to Research the Impacts of Climate Change on public health and environmental facets.
The U.S. EPA released on Feb. 17, 2010
nearly $17 million in the Science to Achieve Results (STAR) program to
universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on
the air we breathe and on drinking water.
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Obama Administration announced steps to Boost Biofuels, Clean Coal
On Feb. 2nd President Barack Obama announced a series of steps his
Administration is taking as part of its strategy to enhance American energy
independence while building a foundation for a new clean energy economy.
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Final Rule from the EPA on Reducing Air Toxics from Existing Stationary Diesel Engines. Emissions reductions will save lives and protect health.
The U.S. EPA is setting the first standards that will reduce emissions of formaldehyde, benzene, acrolein and other toxic air pollutants from certain stationary diesel engines.
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Former Owner of Dairy Plant in West Point, Neb., is fined $350,000 for alleged Violations of Clean Water Act.
The former owner of a butter and buttermilk production facility in West Point, Neb., has agreed to pay $350,000 in civil penalties to the federal government and the State of Nebraska to settle allegations that the company violated the Clean Water Act by illegally discharging pollutants into the City of West Point's waste water treatment system resulting in illegal discharges to the Elkhorn River.
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Sponsor: Submersible Tranducers for Level Measurement
Pressure Systems'
submersible 700, 705 and 750 KPSI
TM
Transducers used for level measurement in the water and wastewater industries are built and ready to ship in 2 days.
http://www.pressuresystems.com
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