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Industrial Air Permits – Overcoming the Difficulties

By Dominick DalSanto Environmental Technologies Expert & Author Baghouse.com In today’s world increasing public attention is being given to environmental issues. Politicians and lawmakers are following suit by making modifications to existing pollution control legislation. The general consensus is that environmental regulations are going to be getting much tougher in the near future. Even though […]

U.S. Manufacturing Up 4% – Industry Execs Say Looking To Expand In 2011

By Dominick DalSanto Environmental Technologies Expert & Author Baghouse.com Recently published reports are showing an increasingly positive outlook for the future of the U.S. manufacturing field. A reported 91% of management at U.S. manufacturers say that they outlook is significantly more optimistic than it was in the previous quarter. In addition nearly 60% believe that […]

Would We Have Clean Air Without Governmental Regulation?

Editorial By Dominick DalSanto Environmental Technologies Expert & Author Baghouse.com With recent battles on Capital Hill in Washington D.C. regarding the EPA’s (Environmental Protection Agency) increasing impact on the nation’s economy, many questions are being raised as to the effectiveness of governments having a active role in environmental affairs. One particularly interesting, and controversial question […]

22 Months More of Life, and 31.5 Billion Euros Saved by Reducing Air Pollution in Europe’s Cites

Reducing air pollution in major European cities could add 22 months to local life expectancy and save 31.5 billion euros ($43.4 billion) in health costs and work absenteeism, concludes a European Commission-funded study released Wednesday. One of the largest sources of persistent, air pollution is particulate matter emitted during the burning of fossil fuels such […]

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EPA sets new Clean Air Act Regulations for Boilers and Incinerators

Revised standards will bring dramatic benefits to public health, and cost nearly 50% less than initial proposals By Dominick DalSanto Environmental Technology Expert & Author Baghouse.com The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued its final set of Clean Air Act standards for boilers and incinerators. The new standards will lead to a reduction of harmful […]