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EPA eliminates the so-called opt-out provision of RRP

The has eliminated the so-called of RRP. The press release goes on to explain how lead dangers are not limited to children and that anyone can be affected by lead. For more information on the EPAs newst press release contact Dale Kemery at kemery.dale@.gov or 202-564-7839.

The final rule can be found here.

Scott

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RRP 6/18/2010 Changes Nothing for Contractors.

The released a statement clarifying changes made on 6/28 to RRP. “The effect of the June 18 memorandum only provides firms more time to apply for and obtain certification as a lead-based paint renovation firm before active enforcement of the firm certification requirements begins. is also providing individual workers additional time to enroll in and take the required training course to become certified lead-based paint renovators before active enforcement of the individual renovator training requirements begins.”

“The effect of the June 18 memorandum only provides firms more time to apply for and obtain certification”

The press release goes on to say that they will not take action for firm violations of the ’s firm certification requirement until October 1, 2010.  This is also true for the Individual Renovators until December 31, 2010. The Individual Renovator must be enrolled no later then September 30, 2010.

One thing I took away from this clarification was that firms that are not certified by October 1, 2010 will be fined.

The original press release can be found here.

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Lead Paint Test Kits

Check4Lead.com  is an online store and blog that we hope will give you the information and tools, such as a , to keep lead from harming your family.   A can help you root out lead contaminates in your home.

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Lead Check Swabs

Check4Lead.com  is an Lead Check Swabs online store and blog that we hope will give you the information and tools, such as a Lead Paint Test, to keep lead from harming your family.  Many homes built before 1978 have lead-based paint. The federal government banned lead-based paint from housing in 1978 but some states stopped its use earlier. Millions of toys have been produced that contain lead as it extends the life of paint and stops corrosion.  A Lead Paint Test can help you root out lead contaminates in your home.

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