What's in a name? If you're talking about creosote, it may get confusing. As the Creosote Council explains, many substances ...

In 1830, Reichenbach published Ms experiments, by which he obtained creosote from beech-wcod tar. He subj ected the tar to a fractional distillation, the heavier products, which distilled over by ...

The contamination and poisoning left behind from wood treatment sites, resulting in hundreds of designated Superfund clean-up ...

Q: I plan to set up a gas stove in a fireplace built in 1800. But the floor of the fireplace has an ugly black area, I think from creosote that washed down the chimney when it rained. How do I remove ...

For decades, industrial plants along the southern branch of the Elizabeth River produced creosote. The preservative was used ...

There are environmental concerns with these nostalgic constructions, as well. Many of these piers are coated in toxic ...

The EPA has spent over $30 million to clean up a Pensacola site contaminated with dioxin, yet has failed to install adequate ...

Disappointed that creosote's days are numbered and that it looks likely that it will no longer be allowed to be used to protect fence posts and the like? – then a new product might be of interest. The ...

In light of the recent ban on creosote, a vital component in traditional agricultural fencing, Postsaver +PLUS emerges as a commercially viable solution for long-life agricultural fencing in Ireland.

The purchase and sale agreement gives the nonprofit organization, formed in 2020, a year to finalize a deal for the North ...

Creosote generated so much revenue the area was affectionately known as Money Point. Beginning in 2006, the Elizabeth River Project, along with other organizations and volunteers worked to clean ...