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National Wildland-Urban Interface Initiative

UL Standards & Engagement is leading a national initiative to develop two National Standards of Canada that support communities in…

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Chicago History Museum and UL Research Institutes, UL Standards & Engagement and UL Solutions Announce New Exhibition Installation Showcasing the Origins of Safety Science

UL Standards & Engagement, UL Research Institutes, and UL Solutions are featured in the Chicago History Museum to showcase the…

The Difference Between Smoke Alarms and CO Alarms – And Why It’s Important

Your standard smoke alarm is not a carbon monoxide alarm, and that’s an important thing to know.

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Innovation Doesn’t Have a Speed Problem. It Has a Trust Problem.

Innovation can move quickly, but widespread adoption depends on public trust, making safety standards a critical foundation for progress.

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Dr. Swati Singh

Dr. Swati Singh leads regional initiatives for UL Standards & Engagement to advance the development, harmonization, and adoption of safety…

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UL Standards & Engagement Honors Representatives Andrew Garbarino and Ritchie Torres with Its Inaugural Safety in Action Award

UL Standards & Engagement has announced Representatives Andrew Garbarino (R-N.Y.) and Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) as the inaugural recipients of the UL Standards & Engagement Safety in…