The EPA announced it is inviting small businesses to
participate in an advocacy review panel focusing on formaldehyde. The agency
plans to implement regulations for the new Formaldehyde Standards for Composite
Wood Products Act, enacted in July 2010. The proposed regulation would
establish limits for composite wood products (hardwood plywood, medium-density
fiberboard, and particleboard) so these products meet emission standards.
The panel will include representatives from the Small Business Administration, the Office of Management and Budget, and the EPA, in a addition to selecting a group of small entity representatives (SERs) to provide advice and recommendations on impacts of the proposed rule.
The EPA seeks self-nominations directly from the small organizations that may be subject to the rule requirements to facilitate the selection of SERs. Self-nominations may be submitted through the link below and must be received by Nov. 2, 2010.
SOURCE: EPA press release
The panel will include representatives from the Small Business Administration, the Office of Management and Budget, and the EPA, in a addition to selecting a group of small entity representatives (SERs) to provide advice and recommendations on impacts of the proposed rule.
The EPA seeks self-nominations directly from the small organizations that may be subject to the rule requirements to facilitate the selection of SERs. Self-nominations may be submitted through the link below and must be received by Nov. 2, 2010.
SOURCE: EPA press release


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