EPA hazardous waste regs still loom ahead
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, April 27, 2017
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It’s a new day now. Some of us are happy with the results of the presidential election, some are not so happy, and some are choosing to wait and see what happens. Either way, there must be a vigilant eye kept on the changes in the world of regulatory agencies. Sometimes the changes in politics can also produce significant changes in regulation.
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