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EPA’s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC) is moving to adopt a recommendation for the agency to return to a more comprehensive process to review federal air standards that would weigh wider policy options and provide more opportunities for revision of key documents, while also calling for EPA to consider limits for new pollutants.

EPA has quietly decided to provide public updates on its coordination process with the Army Corps of Engineers regarding jurisdictional determinations (JD) for when waterbodies are considered “waters of the United States” (WOTUS) in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Sackett ruling, aiming to bolster transparency amid industry concerns.

As the White House prepares to issue a rule with stepped-up focus on environmental justice (EJ) in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) reviews, EPA officials say recommendations from its advisors will help bolster such considerations within EPA and when the agency reviews NEPA assessments conducted by other agencies.

From Climate Extra

Compliance with EPA’s just-completed power plant greenhouse gas requirements and several other new rules for the sector will impose relatively few risks to adequate power supply, the agency says in new analysis, offering a rebuttal to attacks from industry and their allies that the rules will spark major reliability problems.

The Interior Department (DOI) is urging a federal district court to dismiss a mining company’s case charging officials have missed new congressional deadlines to complete a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) review -- the first such suit that seeks to enforce the Fiscal Responsibility Act’s (FRA) NEPA deadlines and provision for applicants to sue.

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