Search Results
11 results found for "ethylene"
- EPA Asserts Agency Overstepped Its Authority by Revising Emission Standards for Ethylene Oxide Pollution
Ethylene oxide is a cancer-causing hazardous air pollutant that is used to sterilize medical products , among other things – we’ve blogged about ethylene oxide pollution several times . Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has moved the sticks on regulating ethylene oxide pollution yet imposed by the 2024 rule, mostly having to do with facilities that use 10 or more tons per year of ethylene EPA has scheduled a virtual public hearing for its proposed revisions to the ethylene oxide NESHAPs for
- GASP Applauds Finalization of Protections for Workers and Communities Like Erie & Zelienople from Cancer-Causing Ethylene Oxide Pollution
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the interim decision for Ethylene Oxide (EtO) – a pesticide
- UPDATED: GASP Lauds Finalization of EPA Rule to Slash Toxic Emissions of Ethylene Oxide & Reduce Cancer Risk
Editor's Note: The EPA on April 5, 2024, finalized its ethylene oxide rule, which is effective immediately The final amendments to the air toxics standards for ethylene oxide commercial sterilization facilities put in place the strongest measures in U.S. history to reduce emissions of ethylene oxide, one of the EPA is also working to strengthen standards to reduce ethylene oxide and other toxic pollutants from Conducting research to better understand and measure ethylene oxide
- EPA Proposes New Standards to Reduce Exposure to Ethylene Oxide Pollution, Asks for Public Feedback
Protection Agency (EPA) this week announced it is proposing new health protections to reduce exposure to Ethylene By way of background, Ethylene Oxide is a colorless gas with a slightly sweet odor used to make other Information for the public to register for the webinar will be available on EPA’s Hazardous Air Pollutants: Ethylene
- EPA to Residents: Ethylene Oxide Emissions from 2 PA Facilities Contribute to Increased Cancer Risk
facilities (they sterilize medical equipment and devices and more) that use the hazardous air pollutant ethylene The determination was startling: It found emissions of ethylene oxide from these facilities increase For the uninitiated: Ethylene oxide is a flammable gas with a somewhat sweet odor and in addition to As a result of this risk assessment, EPA will propose more stringent regulations governing ethylene oxide EPA will hold a national public webinar to provide more information to communities at risk from ethylene
- DEP Gives New Info Re: Local Commercial Sterilization Facility, Emissions Linked to Cancer Risk
sterilization facility was on a list of facilities that utilize a hazardous air pollutant known as ethylene Because the facility uses less than 1 ton of ethylene oxide per year, it is exempt from the permitting National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants for commercial sterilization facilities that use ethylene voluntarily install pollution control equipment that is expected to reduce its existing emissions of ethylene American Contract Systems’ neighbors will no longer face an increased risk of cancer from its emissions of ethylene
- EPA Offers Exemptions from Clean Air Act Standards...Can It Do That?
electric generating units; Synthetic organic chemical manufacturing; Sterilization facilities that use ethylene Systems in Zelienople are requesting exemptions from the NESHAPs for sterilization facilities that use ethylene
- Exemptions from the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: What’s the Verdict on Sources in Our Region
.: NESHAPs for Facilities that Use Ethylene Oxide to Sterilize Medical Devices or Equipment American Contract Systems (ACS) of Zelienople and Cosmed Group Inc.of Erie are facilities that use ethylene oxide We blogged about the efforts by these sources to come into compliance with the Ethylene Oxide Emission
- GASP Urges ACHD to Apply for EPA Grant Funding for Air Toxics Monitoring
address any air toxic pollutant, air toxics of particular interest to EPA in this competition include ethylene
- Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Releases New Details About Air Quality Following Deadly U.S. Steel Explosion
DEP did measure concentrations of air toxics such as formaldehyde, ethyl benzene, and xylene at the fence






