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The Creosote Council is a non-profit product stewardship and joint data development group composed of the five U.S. registrants of coal tar creosote — a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-registered wood preservative applied to industrial wood products at pressure-treatment plants. Creosote-treated wood products have been making a valuable contribution to the nation’s transportation, communications, energy, and maritime infrastructures for more than a century. Today’s railway ties, utility poles, and marine pilings are protected with creosote from insect infestation and decay. In terms of performance and cost, creosote-treated wood products deliver benefits that cannot be matched by substitutes. When used properly, creosote-treated industrial wood products perform vital functions without posing any scientifically demonstrable scientific risk of chronic health problems or damage to the environment. Creosote-treated products bring value to today’s society. They even deliver a bonus. Over the decades, a lot of trees have been spared; creosote treated products will last for upwards of four decades before needing replacement!
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