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EnviroTech :: Regulatory

August 8, 2007

Bush Signs 9/11 Bill; HazMat Rail Safety, Security Reforms Included

Esther D’Amico

President Bush signed a homeland security bill early this month that includes requirements for closer scrutiny of hazardous materials shipped by rail and sea. The long-debated legislation, which implements many of the recommendations made by the 9/11...

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