U.S. Epoxy Resin Manufacturers Seek AD/CVD Tariffs on Five Countries Two U.S. manufacturers of epoxy resin, Olin Corporation and Westlake Epoxy have alleged that imports from China, India, South Korea, […]
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SEC Climate Challenges Consolidated After two dozen states and a number of business and environmental groups filed challenges, the SEC Climate Reporting lawsuits will be grouped together at the United […]
ACMA Urges EPA To Broaden Labeling Program & Examine Full Life Cycle During Project Designs In comments filed with the Biden Administration’s proposed labeling program ACMA argues that a proposed green labeling […]
EPA Finds Workplace Exposure to Formaldehyde Presents an Unreasonable Risk to Human Health EPA has preliminarily concluded that reduced pulmonary function, increased asthma prevalence, reduced asthma control, allergy-related conditions, male and female […]
CCT Program Certifies More Than 30 Industry Professionals The Certified Composites Technician (CCT) Program recognizes the following individuals who have demonstrated their knowledge and commitment to the composites industry in […]
FHWA announces Low-Carbon Transportation Materials Grants Program On March 12, 2024, the Federal Highway Administration announced the availability of $2 billion to fund low carbon materials that create less pollution […]
Federal Court Blocks SEC Rule As Legal Challenges Mount The 5th Circuit Court has issued a stay preventing the SEC climate disclosure rule from entering into force while legal challenges […]
Thank You to the Participants at our Composites 2024 Fly-In! The Composites 2024 Fly-In aimed to support our efforts to include composites language in legislation supporting activities by the U.S. […]
Now Approved: ACMA’s ANSI-Accredited Standards Developer (ASD) Scope ACMA is pleased to announce the approval of its updated scope for our designation as an American National Standards Institute (ANSI)-Accredited Standards […]
Congress Stumbles Towards Partial Shutdown With the House of Representatives in recess until Wednesday, February 28, Congress will have less than two days to avoid a partial shutdown starting […]