EPA

EPA Takes Action to Stop Use of Certain PFAS in Products

PFAS is an acronym used for a broad range of per- and poly-fluorinated substances used in the making of non-stick surfaces for cookware, stain repellent for carpets, and fire retardants for home products.

EPA Settles With Five Denver Contractors Over Lead-Safe Violations

New York and New Jersey Emphasize Efforts to Protect Children From Lead Paint

EPA Announces 117 Lead Paint Enforcement Actions Over Past Year

Chip and Joanna Gaines Reach Settlement in Lead Paint Case Worth $200K

EPA Reaches $67K Settlement Over Lead-Paint Charges

Dealers Talk Wood, Tort Reform, Lead Paint, and Workers During Hill Visits

DIY Network Series Host Pays $30K Fine to Resolve Lead Paint Allegations

NLBMDA Lays Out Legislative Agenda at 2015 Spring Meeting

EPA Reveals RRP Rule Violations in Mo.

Future of Online RRP Recertification Still Unclear

Jeld-Wen Settles Air Quality Case With EPA for $600K

House Bill Seeks To Revise Lead-Paint Rule

Investigation Finds Fault with EPA’s Lead Paint Cost-Benefit Analysis

Tougher Building Codes Lead Builders To Add Smarter, Customizable Ventilation

Trade Groups Lose Lead Paint Rule Opt-Out Challenge

Southern Wood Piedmont Pays $317,000 EPA Fine

EPA Won’t Expand Lead Paint Rule

EPA To Examine Health Concerns Over Two Spray Foam Chemicals

NLBMDA To EPA: Don’t Add New Test to Lead Rule