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A federal judge has rejected EPA’s effort to block environmentalists’ suit challenging the agency’s refusal to craft asbestos reporting rules under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), a potentially precedent-setting ruling that could further bolster plaintiffs’ efforts seeking to challenge EPA petition denials.
House science committee Chairwoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) has followed through on her long-running threat to subpoena EPA for allegedly withholding data on its decision to drop assessments of 10 chemicals, including formaldehyde, that were being conducted by its Influential Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) program.
States, environmental groups and local air officials are pushing back against Trump administration claims that litigation over Trump’s preemption of state vehicle emission rules belongs in appellate court, highlighting the legal downsides to the government’s strategy of severing the preemption action from a plan to weaken federal standards.
As EPA unveils a framework for how it plans to bolster the struggling municipal recycling sector, waste industry officials are urging the agency and other federal entities to provide more leadership and additional policies to help advance the sector, which has struggled in the face of shuttered export markets and inadequate infrastructure.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published a framework to help analysts process and interpret massive amounts of data, a development that could help EPA address its mounting challenges interpreting new types of data from emerging pollution monitoring technologies.
Google is launching an “accelerator” to help launch startups focused on achieving one or more of the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs), with plans to provide training, technical assistance and business connections to a first wave of 8 to 10 new companies next year.
Major U.S. cities are stepping up their use of advanced environmental technology to monitor and combat both greenhouse gases and conventional pollutants like ozone, while the Environmental Defense Fund is looking to close an “opportunity gap” in industry’s adoption of new solutions such as state-of-the art sensors or artificial intelligence (AI).
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