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2020: Confronting wildfires, weather extremes & the pandemic

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By Dave Johnson, Phylmar newsletter editor

EHS professionals are confronting a series of crises in 2020 that impact – and expand — their job responsibilities unlike anything encountered before:

  • COVID-19 has infected more than 7.4 million U.S. citizens, caused approximately 210,000 deaths, and forced at least 163,000 businesses to close their doors since March 1,
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Pfizer plans DTC effort to pitch COVID-19 shot safety, joining a fall flurry of vaccine messaging

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Pharma companies, industry groups and even the federal government are putting out information about vaccine availability and safety, and Pfizer is set to be the latest to join them

Vaccine marketing messages are flooding media channels this fall. Pharma companies, industry groups and even the federal government are putting out information about vaccine availability and

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Abestos abatement risks, EPA chief pledges more cleanups

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Is asbestos abatement necessary?

Around 39,000 workers die every year from asbestos-related diseases

Asbestos abatement workers were deemed essential long before the pandemic. Property owners are legally required to call abatement teams in to remove asbestos any time there’s construction, renovation, or retrofitting. During the coronavirus pandemic, some asbestos jobs have accelerated as several cities

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What is ESG and why does it matter?

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A foundation to navigate risks and opportunities presented by an increasingly complex world

McKinsey’s definition of ESG:

The E in ESG, environmental criteria, includes the energy your company takes in and the waste it discharges, the resources it needs, and the consequences for living beings as a result. E encompasses carbon emissions and climate

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New Report on Sustainability of the Supply Chain and EPA Reorganization

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A new report issued on supply-chain sustainability

Companies realize social compliance and sustainability are critical to brand equity

Findings from a new study by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) and the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics reveals industries and individual companies are under growing pressure to define their commitment to sustainable

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Cali. gov signs bill to expand workers comp due to covid; a widespread vaccination could be available in 2024

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CA governor signs bill to expand workers’ comp for those affected by covid-19

The law creates a presumption of infection whenever there is a workplace outbreak over a two-week span of time.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will expand access to workers’ compensation for front-line workers affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic, according

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