Refiners are suing over EPA’s 2026–2027 renewable fuel volumes, but a lawsuit isn’t a stay. Here’s what stays on the compliance checklist while the D.C. Circuit sorts it out.
The Supreme Court just issued its most significant pesticide labeling decision in years. The EPA-approved labels your teams follow aren’t changing—but the legal weight behind them is, and that’s worth two minutes of your time.
Compliance is moving on two tracks at once, with OSHA advancing deregulatory initiatives while EPA and the states expand requirements. Join us Thursday, August 27, at 2 p.m. ET for a clear mid-year read on heat stress rules, PFAS actions, air quality standards, and what it all means for your facility.
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Stay ahead of critical OSHA and EPA regulatory changes with BLR’s free mid-year EHS compliance update. Learn about PFAS and TSCA reporting requirements, OSHA heat stress initiatives, Risk Management Program revisions, NESHAP developments, and enforcement priorities shaping compliance strategies. Designed for modern EHS leaders seeking practical regulatory intelligence to protect workers and strengthen organizational safety.
Improve how your team investigates incidents to reduce risk, control costs, and strengthen your overall safety program.
Learn how to determine which hazardous chemicals and mixtures at your facility require reporting, understand key thresholds under EPCRA, and stay compliant with both federal and state inventory requirements for 2025. Don’t wait—start preparing your Tier II submission today.
Get expert guidance on 2026’s most important EHS compliance updates. In this free webinar, you’ll learn how to manage reporting, OSHA rules, and EPA changes with confidence.
Understand the difference between OSHA recordable and reportable injuries, key deadlines, required forms, and how to avoid enforcement actions.
Learn how EPA classifies AC units for electrical rooms under 40 CFR 84 and 82, including guidance on comfort cooling versus industrial process refrigeration.