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Ignitable vs. Flammable: What's the Difference?

Subscribe to Lion News for a free weekly digest of EHS news and insights for environmental and safety professionals: www.Lion.com/News THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES: Is Every D001 Waste a Flammable Hazmat? Ignitable and flammable are two words with very similar meanings. But in the regulatory compliance lexicon, they are not interchangeable. Lion instructor Flip De Rea guides you through how D001 ignitable hazardous wastes can meet US DOT’s definition of a hazardous material in four different ways – as a liquid, a non-liquid, a gas, or an oxidizer. Read more: https://bit.ly/2TdTDL8 TSCA News: 2 New Risk Evals US EPA has released draft risk evaluations for two more of its first ten chemicals up for review—carbon tetrachloride and trichloroethylene or TCE. Check out Lion News this week to see what risks, if any, EPA’s evaluation turned up, how to submit your comments on the risk evaluations, and what steps EPA might take next. Read more: https://bit.ly/2HVq7Ez NJ Biz Owner Sentenced for Hazardous Waste Violations Last this week, a business owner in New Jersey is facing jail time and a multimillion-dollar penalty for alleged hazardous waste violations, including improper storage of thousands of drums containing toxic chemicals like benzene and lead. On top of the 4.2 million dollars in restitution costs the business owner must pay, he has now been sentenced to 30 days in prison. Read more: https://bit.ly/2TgZcsn HAZMAT TRAINING Hazmat shipper certification training comes to Houston, Dallas Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Denver in March. Save your seat at www.Lion.com/HMTP30 RCRA TRAINING Also in March, you can catch initial or annual RCRA hazardous waste training in Portland, Salt Lake City, Grand Rapids, and Chicago. Save your seat at www.Lion.com/RCRAP30 Join Lion on social media for more videos and other content to help you confidently manage regulatory compliance at your facility---and I’ll See you next time!