California to Help Farmers Buy Cleaner Heavy Equipment

"Although tough new engine standards are in effect now and will eventually lower emissions, most agricultural equipment lasts for decades. We cannot wait for the older dirtier equipment to phase out naturally, so we are taking action to improve air quality sooner by helping farmers to buy cleaner farm equipment now," CARB Executive Officer Richard Corey said.

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Canadian Government Investing in Northwest Territories' Infrastructure

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Canada Working to Reduce Diesel Use in Rural Communities

Airport Security Outside TSA-Screened Areas to Increase

A bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate would increase the security outside of TSA-screened areas.

South Texas Schools Boost Security Following Santa Fe Shooting

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At Least 8 Dead in Santa Fe High School Shooting

Illinois School Resource Officer Interrupts School Shooter

Southern California Medical Facility Explosion Kills 1, Injures 3

New ASSE Standard Coming Soon for Wind Turbine Construction, Demolition

Remote work, turbine height, limited access, and turbine manufacturer variables are challenges addressed in ANSI/ASSE A10.21, which establishes requirements for job site work and equipment. Publication of the new standard is expected in June 2018.

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Safety and Security in Sunny San Antonio

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Cal/OSHA Issues High Heat Warning

Washington State Construction Safety Day Set for May 11