Under Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), a facility is required to annually submit Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) reports to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and to the applicable state regulatory authority for TRI-listed chemicals that are manufactured, processed or otherwise used in quantities exceeding reporting thresholds. TRI reports are due by July 1 for each toxic chemical exceeding a TRI reporting threshold during the previous calendar year.

If you are new to TRI reporting, or just need a refresher to clear off the cobwebs since you looked at the requirements last year, this webinar will get you ready for a timely TRI submittal. The discussion will include a brief background of TRI, how to determine if you are required to report, what you need to report, some tips to streamline your reporting efforts and avoid common pitfalls and a discussion of new TRI requirements, including the recent addition of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to the TRI reportable toxic chemical list.

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Part of the leadership training webinar series, this session will help you to learn the basics of Robert’s Rules so you can get things accomplished at your board and committee meetings, and have a little fun doing it!

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In the last five years, wildfires have devastated cities and caused loss of life, lasting health effects, and major property damage for many areas in Western North America. While we may not be able to prevent the disaster, we can build on the recent experience of others directly affected to protect our health and communities.

This conference will take an encompassing look at the air quality and public health impacts from wildfires by bringing together experts in multiple disciplines to share information and proposed solutions to mitigate smoke effects. This is a unique opportunity for those dealing with wildfire effects to learn from experts and professionals with recent experience. The conference will benefit land managers, state and local air pollution control agency professionals, public health officials, health care providers, and consultants.

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