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Chemistry (non-biochemistry), environmental science, occupational health and safety, environmental regulation and management, environmental engineering, and wastewater engineering. I'm the Director of Environmental, Health, and Safety and the Director of Research at the Institute of Textile Technology.

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Chemistry (non-biochemistry), environmental science, occupational health and safety, environmental regulation and management, environmental engineering, and wastewater engineering. I'm the Director of Environmental, Health, and Safety and the Director of Research at the Institute of Textile Technology.
   

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Questions Answered By Expert  Dr. Henry Boyter, Jr. 
In Category  Occupational (OSHA) and Environmental Hazards

SubjectDate Asked

Copy/printer machines4/24/2009
  Q: I work for the US census and have recently (past week) had a large copy machine moved next to my ...
  A: http://www.osha.gov/dts/osta/otm/otm_iii/otm_iii_2.html#2 (Scroll down to the section on ozone) ...
Safe Drinking Water3/11/2009
  Q: I work at a hospital that has an adjoining clinic. This clinic does some laboratory testing, such as ...
  A: The first applicable is that if you have the job of determining hazards, you can just declare the ...
food and drinks in workarea with hazmat10/7/2008
  Q: i can not find anywhere where it says that there can not be any food or drinks in the workplace with ...
  A: It is hard to find. 29CFR 1910.141 (g) Consumption of food and beverages on the premises—(1) ...
sewer systems in apartments8/24/2008
  Q: I live in an apartment complex (like and old army/navy base) and I continuously get foul smells in ...
  A: Yes, it can be true. All systems are fitted with traps and vent pipes, even in a house. These ...
Arsenic in drinking water and vegetables7/4/2008
  Q: I stay in West Bengal, India, and there is arsenic contamination of water in certain districts of ...
  A: The only way to do arsenic at home is to purchase test kits. These are available from many ...
Asphalt shingles10/8/2007
  Q: I was wondering about harmful leaching of asphalt shingles. Should I be concerned about the ...
  A: If you are talking roof shingles, the runoff from the roof will be unmeasurable within a very short ...
cell phone towers4/14/2007
  Q: the towers which cell phone companies erect to empliphy and further broadcast there signals at ...
  A: From the studies I have seen, it is similar to background exposures in a big city. ...
Stagnant water in sprinkler system2/8/2007
  Q: I am a preschool teacher. Today some pipes to our sprinkler system froze and burst. The water had a ...
  A: There is no comparison between the two waters. Sewage is heavily loaded with bacteria with very ...
Whales mercury10/21/2006
  Q: I've been having an argument with fundamentalist, on a Yahoo Group, who is from the anti-mercury ...
  A: For such arguments, just stick with "provide me a copy of the refereed scientific journal" ...
Health issues of sharing Hardhats8/21/2006
  Q: At my workplace they have stablished a hardhats & gloves sharing policy meaning that whenever we ...
  A: I don't think you will find anything specific, but you should call an OSHA office anonymously to ...
Emission factor5/16/2006
  Q: How do I calculate emission (g/s) for 10 000 tonnes of MSW Incinerated.
  A: If the emission factors exist they would be in AP-42 ...
carbon monoxide1/8/2006
  Q: Boyter Jr., I will be moving into a small apartment that's directly over a garage / carport (it's ...
  A: Past CO is long gone. Present day CO is highly dependent on the car owner. You should get a CO and ...
germs on money10/7/2005
  Q: How long are germs viable on currency and coin? I work with it daily and wonder if the "bird flu" ...
  A: Here is the latest. Simple transfer does not seem possible, similar to HIV. ...
Difference between Long-term effects6/22/2004
  Q: Dr. Henry Boyter, Jr. I am doing a research project for toxicology, and am having difficulty ...
  A: They can mean the same thing or two different things depending on who defines them (and I have heard ...
art materials and the environmental impact4/1/2004
  Q: course: environmental issues junior college level I am an illustrator at an Art School. On a daily ...
  A: Two things to point out first. ANYTHING you use is toxic. Table salt is toxic, sugar is toxic, all ...
logic and government do not mix well?11/28/2001
  Q: If you were asked to refute the points raised below in the following article, what would your ...
  A: What he says is largely correct. It is what he doesn't say that is interesting (by he way, note how ...
biological growth in metal working fluids (i.e., coolant)10/5/2001
  Q: Can bacteria and fungi grow in metal working fluids? If so, what types can grow and what are the ...
  A: First, I am not a microbiologist and no expert on this subject. I have to say though as an ...
Toxic landfill3/27/2001
  Q: I recently found out that a park that I played in as a child plus the lake I swam in plus the water ...
  A: You have asked questions, that without much more detail and research, I can not answer. From your ...
Plastic wraps1/9/2001
  Q: My wife saw an article in a magazine recently about the dangers of food coming into contact with ...
  A: Go to http://www.plasticsinfo.org/food/index.html ...
formadehyde3/2/2000
  Q: At my workplace my office is adjecent to a medical lab, they use it for testing human bones. It has ...
  A: There are simple detector badges that you can wear all day. Suggest that, they can pick up changes. ...

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