This week, the Environmental Daily Advisor discussed EPA's Academic Laboratory Rule, mold in the workplace, and on-the-job learning.

Here’s the Environmental Daily Advisor week in review.

Hazwaste Determination Options for Labs-- Small volumes and variety characterize hazardous waste issues at colleges and universities. Eligible entities can opt to follow EPA’s Academic Laboratory Rule.

An Easier Course for College Lab Waste --EPA finalized the Academic Laboratory Rule to give eligible academic entities the option of complying with either this rule or with applicable provisions for hazardous waste determination and satellite accumulation.

Keep Workers in the Loop About Mold--When mold has potentially crept up on your facility, it is critical to be in communication with facility employees at all stages of the process in order to further minimize risks. How will you know if you have a mold problem to begin with? Don't worry, there's a good chance one of your employees will be complaining of symptoms.

When an Employee Complains About Mold-- If employee mold-related complaints come pouring in, there are a few steps you can take to explicate the concern.

6 On-the Job-Learning Tips --In today's technology-driven workplace, you can expect to see a change in how your workers learn on the job. According to experts, the learner will soon be managing the learning and the trainer will support the learner.