A seminar designed to help West Virginia businesses and
organizations better understand state environmental regulations and the
consequences of non-compliance with those regulations is scheduled from 9 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m., on Nov. 8, at Cabela’s in Charleston.
The seminar is being conducted in coordination with the
state Department of Environmental Protection and the West Virginia
Manufacturing Extension Partnership. It will be led by Dr. Terry Polen,
Ombudsman for the WVDEP. Polen will cover the following topics:
Required permits; stormwater pollution prevention plans;
ground water protection plans; spill pollution control and countermeasures; air
quality permits; regulations for used oil; hazardous and solid waste;
greenhouse gases; Tier II; and toxic release inventories.
The cost of the seminar is $75 (including lunch) and
class size is limited. The registration period ends at noon on Nov. 7. For more
information, or to register, contact Michelle Kyker at 304-290-8463 (mkyker@wvmep.wvu.edu) or Bob Bailey at
304-546-3642 (rbailey@wvmep.wvu.edu).
The same seminar will be presented on Dec. 6 in the
Eastern Panhandle at the Holiday Inn in Martinsburg, 301 Foxcroft Ave. The
registration deadline is noon, Dec. 5.
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