We all know that ultraviolet (UV) light can degrade plastics—reducing the strength, performance, and lifespan of the material. But UV
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Confronting Plastics’ Nemesis: Molecular Degradation
Molecular degradation has the capacity to affect a wide range of plastics through thermal oxidation, hydrolysis, ultraviolet radiation, chain scission
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New Federal Rules Toughen Reporting Requirements for Mercury
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reworking the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and is taking special aim at
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Overview of Basic FCPA Guidelines to Contain Bribery and Corruption in the United States
Every company that is based in the United States but does its business beyond the national boundaries has to adhere
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How to Train Your Workforce for Emergency Situations and Evacuations
Employers are expected to safeguard the safety of personnel within their office premises, this includes employees, contractors, customers, or even
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Industrial Solvents Selection and the Hansen Solubility Parameters
The ubiquitous nature of solvents is much well known, there’s no way but to depend on them while applying pastes
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New OSHA Recordkeeping Rule: Electronic Submittal of Injury and Illness Data Under 29 CFR 1904
Every employer is responsible for providing a healthy and safe working environment for their workers and employees. And it is
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Over the late decade, nanotechnology has changed technology and raw materials over an extensive range of industries. By empowering manufacturers
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Also known as the ‘Right-to-know-law’, Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) was enacted by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) on November
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Why Plastic is Creepy – But Not in the Way You Think!
Plastic, for many, is the biggest symbol of the artificial world we live in. Plastics are near indestructible and incredibly
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