Michigan OSHA announced the renewal March 13.
The clothing company has been subpoenaed for questionable practices in sewing facilities.
CDC and the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene confirmed that the transplant recipient and the donor had the same type of virus, a raccoon type.
OSHA and VCC will work together to ensure safety at a 120,000-square-foot Bass Pro construction site.
The joint initiative by the International Maritime Organization and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development was created two years ago, after severe damage was done to Black Sea fisheries.
And these states have only 7 percent of the world's population, the World Health Organization reported March 14.
The blaze erupted after the vessels hit the pipeline in a Louisiana bayou.
Los Angeles tops the list of cities with the most Energy Star buildings for the fifth year in a row.
People taking OTC medicines for headaches, pain, fever, or colds should ask their pharmacist or physician whether they are safe to use. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs including ibuprofen and naproxen are NSAIDs that can harm the kidneys.
The Montreal-based organization took both actions during its 2013 Safety Week.
His speech at the annual West Virginia Mining Symposium mentioned how sharply the industry's fatality and injury rates have fallen since the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act was enacted in 1977.
Berry Plastics Corp. is facing $86,000 worth of fines after receiving two repeat and four serious violations.
For the first time, methane gas has been produced from undersea methane hydrate off the country’s coastline by Tokyo-based Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation.
The Association of American Railroads confirms 2012 was the safest year on record for U.S. freight railroad companies' operations.
Maritime New Zealand has recently provided guidelines for safety in various kinds of adventure activities, such as jet boating and rafting, commercial kayaking and canoeing, and commercial white water boarding.
A March 2012 article published by IEEE Spectrum won one of the highest awards given for excellence in business-to-business media on March 12.
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board has scheduled an April 24 meeting in Washington, D.C., to consider its staff's recommendation to find that RP 755, a fatigue prevention guideline for refining and petrochemical industries, doesn't satisfy the board's recommendation following the 2005 BP refinery explosion in Texas City, Texas.