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Companies Targeted for Late Release Reporting
City of San Francisco's Entire Fleet Now Runs on Biodiesel
The Proposed Stormwater MSGP: What Can You Expect?
Energy Bill Has Heartbeat
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City of San Francisco's Entire Fleet Now Runs on Biodiesel
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has recently announced the 100 percent conversion of the city's approximately 1,500 diesel vehicles to run on biodiesel. This event occurs 1 month earlier than the goal set by his administration in 2006.
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The Proposed Stormwater MSGP: What Can You Expect?
You're going to have to worry about impaired waters and extended comment periods when you apply for coverage under EPA's proposed stormwater general permit. And your headache may begin as soon as February.
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Energy Bill Has Heartbeat
A letter from a key player rekindled hope that the House and Senate would come together to draft a national energy bill.
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2007 Most Misunderstood Environmental Regs
Federal and state agencies have shown little sympathy for those who misunderstand environmental regulations. This report is a sampling of what the environmental editors at BLR think are some of the more-perplexing regulations EHS managers had to deal with in 2007.
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December 13, 2007
The speakers at a recent BLR audio conference discussed the new and continuing requirements in the proposed stormwater multi-sector general permit for industrial activities (MSGP). The proposed MSGP is substantially different from the existing permit, and permittees need to be aware of the changes when applying for new coverage or applying for continued coverage under the permit.
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