Montgomery County Schools Move to Remove Hazardous Art Materials
A Montgomery County report finds limited art material risks while recommending removal of vermiculite and Soapstone and replacing dry clay with wet clay and water based inks. The consultant urges better ventilation, MSDS for all art materials, and separation of elementary and secondary supply lists.
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Maryland law requires labeling and safety data sheets for hazardous chemicals
The 1984 Maryland statute mandates by November 25 1985 that manufacturers and distributors label every container of hazardous chemicals and provide a material safety data sheet to purchasers. Henry states that received data sheets will be reviewed and action taken to protect student and staff safety.
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