Greg Dudish
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This is what I am working on with the team at Pentair at refineries on the West Coast of the US and in Europe. As renewables accelerate globally…
This is what I am working on with the team at Pentair at refineries on the West Coast of the US and in Europe. As renewables accelerate globally…
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Blastoff: Building Your Business With Connections
Blastoff: Building Your Business With Connections
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The Scalpel & The Axe: What To Do After The Brainstorm
The Scalpel & The Axe: What To Do After The Brainstorm
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On November 20, the Washington State Department of Ecology published updated rules on Safer Products Restrictions and Reporting Rule (Chapter 173-337 WAC). The following changes were made in the adopted rule: • Added a de minimis threshold of total fluorine above 50 parts per million (ppm) to presume the intentional addition of PFAS for all 12 consumer product categories. • Made clarifying revisions to the definitions of “apparel intended for extreme and extended use,” “cookware and kitchen supplies,” and “gear for recreation and travel.” • Made clarifying revisions to the applicability of restrictions for “cleaning products.” • Revised the exclusions from the restrictions for “cleaning products” to: o Clarify the meaning of “industrial.” o Exclude pesticidal products not marketed as cleaning products. The restrictions and reporting requirements in the amended rule: • Affect manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of the 12 consumer product categories that operate in Washington State. • Apply to identified consumer products sold online and in physical stores. Read additional details here: https://s.ul.com/3LOw7Du If you have any questions please contact us: https://s.ul.com/4rclWc4 #weareULSolutions #Chemicals
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Dominick Piscione, MBA
Check out Manufacturing Dive’s article on California’s new Scope 3 GHG disclosure law (SB 253), with expert insights from Alexis Voeltner, Senior Sustainability Consultant at UL Solutions. This legislation will reshape how manufacturers and packaging companies report emissions—setting a new standard for climate transparency. • Read the article here: https://s.ul.com/4ptebxs • Join our SB 253 Assurance Readiness Webinar – Oct 15. Register here: https://s.ul.com/3Kjr3WU #weareULSolutions #SB253 #Scope3 #GHGDisclosure #Sustainability #ClimateCompliance #Manufacturing #Packaging #Decarbonization #Assurance
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