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Regulatory Information

Metal finishing operations must comply with multiple environmental, health and safety regulations. Find information on air, hazardous waste and wastewater regulations through the links below.

Listed Metals in Specified Products In 1991, the Minnesota Legislature passed laws requiring reduction of four metals in specified products. These metals -- lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium and chromium -- all have known adverse effects on public health and the environment.

Towels, Wipes and Sorbents The MPCA fact sheet Managing Towels, Wipes and Sorbents outlines management options for shop towels.

 

 



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