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CARB Compliance: Implications of the New California Formaldehyde Rule for Fabricators, Distributors, and Importers
The first requirements of California Air Resources Board’s Air Toxic Control Measure (ATCM) for formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products take effect Jan. 1, 2009. This A.R.E. University webinar in cooperation with the Composite Panel Association took Place Thursday, Nov. 6, 2008 covers:
- what the requirements entail
- when you need to be compliant
- what exemptions apply
- what labeling you’ll need on your inventory
- what records you’ll need to keep and for how long
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Presenter: John Bradfield
Director of Environmental Affairs
Composite Panel Association |
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As director of environmental affairs for the Composite Panel Association (CPA), a trade association representing North American composite panel manufacturers, Bradfield has represented the interests of panel suppliers and manufacturers that use composite panels during the development of CARB’s ATCM regulation. With 27 years of industry experience, Bradfield has been directing CPA’s enviromental issues since 1999. His background also includes directing the association’s certification programs. |
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With facilities in the Northwestern and Southern U.S., Roseburg supplies building materials and specialty products including lumber, hardwood and softwood plywood, engineered wood products, decorative melamine, MDF, particleboard, and specialty panels. All Roseburg products subject to the regulation are already compliant. |
Click here to purchase archived webinar.
A.R.E. Members: $45
Non-Members: $75
Note: The recording omits the initial introductions and begins with the presentation portion of the webinar. |
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