Chemical Safety Board members discuss ‘particularly deadly’ year during public meeting
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The Chemical Safety Board reported that incidents during fiscal year 2026 have been particularly deadly compared to previous years, according to Chair Steve Owens during a September 17 public meeting. The uptick in fatal incidents highlights ongoing chemical safety challenges in industrial operations.
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Washington — Incidents reported to the Chemical Safety Board during fiscal year 2026 “have been particularly deadly in comparison to previous years,” CSB Chair Steve Owens said. Speaking during a Sept. 17 public business meeting, Owens said that the incidents reported since Oct. 1 have resulted in…
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