Each week we bring you a roundup of posts from our blog that we think you’ll find interesting, informative, and entertaining–even if they’re written by an engineer.
Global Worming? No, that’s not a typo
“According to a story in the journal Nature Climate Change, worms are contributing more greenhouse gasses than previously thought. Do we eradicate worms from the Earth? That probably wouldn’t be very wise, but this got me thinking–how can we reduce CO2 in our day-to-day lives? Below are some common sense tips for reducing air pollution and hopefully some CO2 in the process.”
This Miracle Spray Will Have You Walking on Water! (Video)
“There’s a “miracle” product advertised on TV that is a miracle cure-all for leaks and all sorts of water problems. I’m sure you’ve seen it – the one where the pitch man sprays the product over an open screen door that’s placed in the bottom of a boat. Then we see him paddling around like nothing ever happened.”
Is Your Risk Management Plan up to date?
“An article about an ammonia release at Reddy Ice in Baton Rouge prompted me to remind our clients that their Risk Management Plan (RMP) as required by EPA needs to be kept up to date. Contact me for a free consultation if you get lost in the regulatory maze.”
Push for New Silica Exposure Rules Gaining Traction
“The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) are coming under increasing pressure to address what some call hazardous working conditions in exposure to silica.”
