Mitsubishi Motors Admits to Running False Mileage Tests Since 1991
An internal investigation discovered the tampering.
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Monthly archives: April, 2016
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27 APR 16
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26 APR 16
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For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow: ASSE to Bestow Highest Distinction on McWilliams and Seabrook
Nancy McWilliams and Kathy Seabrook will be honored as fellows of the American Society of Safety Engineers, recognizing their leadership in the occupational safety and health profession. The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) today announced two past presidents – Nancy McWilliams of Virginia Beach, Va., and Kathy Seabrook of Mendham, N.J. – will receive
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26 APR 16
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The Real Cost of the Status Quo
Adrian Bartha Despite changes to technology and the potential for increased efficiency, a majority of managers in the health and safety industry continue to rely on paper processes to manage their safety programs. A recent survey conducted by Business and Legal Resources (BLR), revealed that more than 78 percent of EHS professionals have yet to
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26 APR 16
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New Technology Is Helping Regulators Know Which of the 80,000 Manufactured Chemicals Pose Risks
New computer-based data analysis will make it possible to start defining levels at which chemicals might cause harm to humans and then to select those chemicals in the environment that should be more fully assessed. A team of federal government researchers successfully has tested a new method to more quickly and cheaply collect data that
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