I work as a compliance monitoring analyst. I have a collection of videos that show how to track government websites for regulatory compliance, get notified and receive e-mail alerts for a variety of industries including banking regulation changes and new environment laws.
A Planet Hollywood door supervisor tackled the driver who plowed into pedestrians in Times Square Thursday and helped hold him, he told ABC News.
Kenya Bradix, 47, said he saw a car driving the wrong direction on 7th Avenue between 44th and 45th Streets, and then saw it crash.
The driver of the car, identified by police as Richard Rojas, 26, of the Bronx, was screaming and flailing as he got out of the car after hitting multiple people, Bradix said.
Then, a traffic agent told Bradix to "get him," he said.
"I ran toward him and tackled him down," Bradix said, adding that he was assisted by an off-duty police officer and two passers-by.
Is the Environmental Protection Agency still worthy of its name? Maybe, given the sweeping changes in the the agency's apparent focus, the EPA needs a new and more-accurate acronym.
U.S. EPA is continuing to quietly alter climate change information from the sub-pages of its website following the agency’s widely criticized decision more than a week ago to remove its main climate page.
The Environmental Protection Agency has sidelined a website aimed at teaching schoolchildren about climate change, a public watchdog group has determined, as part of the agency’s efforts to align online content with the new administration’s values.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday evening that its website would be “undergoing changes” to better represent the new direction the agency is taking, triggering the removal of several agency websites containing detailed climate data and scientific information.
The agency also said it would carefully archive pages from the past administration.
But you will only receive news alerts every other week And while it is good that the EPA set up this alert service, it is very basic and not at all customizable. Now if you subscribe to the Ag Center alerts (and we recommed that you do), you will receive alerts on what the EPA refers to a "variety of topics".
This means that you will receive alerts on, for example, "animal waste management" when your ag business may not produce or need to manage animal waste.
The AG Center's News Service is a blunt instrument. What you really need is a sharp tool.
Option 2 Implement the solution to target your AG center alerts to only only the issues that matter to you.
How would you achieve that?
You can use the free service from ChangeDetect monitor EPA regulations for your ag business.
From ChangeDetect, you can enter your list of web pages to track for changes. You will receive an e-mail alert when your target web pages change.
The name of this page is the "Agriculture: Laws and Regulations that Apply to Your Agricultural Operation by Farm Activity"
You can find this link in the description below.
This is the EPA laws and regulations start page for agriculture business. From this start page you can drill down and find the actual EPA web pages that relate to your business.
Then enter those web pages into ChangeDetect and begin monitoring for relevant content changes.
Here is what you can accomplish by using ChangeDetect and your target content (EPA information pages for the laws and regulations that affect your agriculture business):
Monitor EPA Regulations for Aquaculture
Monitor EPA Regulations for Livestock and Poultry including beef, dairy, swine, poultry
Monitor EPA Regulations for Crop production including nurseries, greenhouses, forestry
Monitor EPA Regulations for Provision of Drinking Water
Monitor EPA Regulations for Farm Facilities, Fuel and Equipment
Monitor EPA Regulations for Buildings/Construction/Renovation
Monitor EPA Regulations for Chemical Handling
Monitor EPA Regulations for Air Emissions/Releases
Monitor EPA Regulations for Wastes
If you have any questions about ChangeDetect and how to use the ChangeDetect web page monitoring service to keep up with changes to EPA laws and regulations for agriculture businesses, then contact ChangeDetect at http://www.changedetect.com/contact/
