A routine internal test led to the unexpected detection of tremolite asbestos in children’s colored play sand, underscoring why labs need clear pathways for escalating unusual findings
CDC report reveals air-quality and chemical-handling issues at a Massachusetts wastewater plant, offering timely lessons for laboratory safety and operations
Making effective safety decisions can be improved by ranking a hazard's severity, exposure, and proximity—and using those scores to weigh real-world tradeoffs
Fire remains one of the most common and serious hazards in laboratories, but most incidents can be prevented through awareness, training, and safe work practices