Environmental News for California

California is enhancing workplace safety with new lead exposure regulations approved by the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board (Cal/OSHA) on February 15, 2024.

WERE YOU IMPACTED BY THE WILDFIRES? Do you understand what “impacted” truly means? Have you ever wondered what lingers after a wild fire? Your safety

Asbestos is a substance naturally found in soil and rocks. It’s been used in the automotive and construction industry for its durability and flexibility. Older

Many older homes built prior to 1980 contain asbestos which can be found in pipes, tiles, boiler ducts, ceilings and more. Asbestos isn’t visible to

New findings from the EPA’s internal watchdog teams concluded that not enough is being done in order to minimize asbestos exposure in U.S schools. The

The ICOH reports deaths attributed to asbestos exposure to be greatly underestimated  globally. 39,274 people in the U.S and 222,321 worldwide died in 2016 from