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Extremely Hazardous Substances
Extremely Hazardous Substances: - Any of 406 chemicals identified by EPA as toxic, and listed under SARA Title III. The list is subject to periodic revision.
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WebWire (press release),Ammonia and sulfuric acid are extremely hazardous substances that were present at the facility in excess of 500 pounds, and lead was stored at the facility
US EPA resolves Clean Air Act violations with 26 central ... - Nov 13, 2007
WebWire (press release),Ammonia and chlorine, extremely hazardous substances, were the most common chemicals found at the 26 facilities which include: cold storage and
EPA makes the grade on performance report - Nov 27, 2007
Saipan Tribune,...for acute chemical exposure to 218, providing valuable short-term exposure limits applicable to a wide range of extremely hazardous substances.
Plans in place for QC chemical fire hazards - Jul 27, 2007
Quad-Cities Online,...said that under the Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986, anybody with 500 pounds or more of extremely hazardous substances, such as poisonous acids,
Aggregate site eyed for 180 condos - Aug 23, 2007
Watertown TAB & Press,Fire Chief Mario Orangio has said in the past that the site has contained “extremely hazardous substances,� such as liquid asphalt, diesel fuel,
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