EPA & ACC Battle, CSB’s Lessons from Deadly Incidents, BASF’s New CEO
A power shift is underway at the EPA as former American Chemistry Council representatives are positioned to assume key roles under the Trump administration, potentially reshaping the agency's regulatory approach. Meanwhile, safety concerns remain paramount as the U.S. Chemical Safety Board continues investigating a deadly reactor explosion at a Louisville food additive plant that claimed two workers' lives. The CSB has also released new reports analyzing recent industrial accidents to prevent future incidents. In corporate news, major chemical and energy companies including BASF, Chevron, DuPont, and Shell have announced significant executive leadership changes that could influence industry direction in the coming months.
Scientific Battle Between EPA and ACC Enters New Phase Under Trump
Former American Chemistry Council representatives seem poised to reshape key EPA positions.
CSB Shares Update on Fatal Kentucky Plant Explosion
U.S. Chemical Safety Board continues its investigation into the reactor explosion at a Louisville food additive plant that killed two workers.
CSB Issues Latest Reports Highlighting Safety Issues
Agency releases updates on major investigations, highlighting safety lessons from recent industrial accidents.
The Business Side: Personnel Moves at BASF, Chevron, DuPont and Shell
Here’s a roundup of key executive moves at major companies in the chemical and energy industries.
