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EPA, states and wastewater utilities are grappling with how regulators should respond to the emerging issue of communities with combined sewer overflows (CSOs) that have completed all the steps outlined in a Clean Water Act (CWA) plan to reduce CSOs yet still are unable to meet water quality standards.
An independent “shadow” panel of former EPA air advisers that the Trump administration disbanded, but which reformed as an unaffiliated group to weigh in on agency national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS), is likely to press the agency to tighten its fine particulate matter (PM2.5) NAAQS in upcoming formal written comments.
A federal district court will hold an Oct. 15 hearing to decide whether he will force Virginia utility Dominion to remove transmission lines and two towers that cross the historic James River, as part of a key National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) case challenging the Trump administration’s accelerated NEPA review policies.
Appellate judges at oral argument weighed Texas’ novel lawsuit that aims to upend EPA’s long-established process for designating which areas are attaining or failing to attain national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS), with Texas pushing an unusual Clean Air Act argument that would give states more power to issue the findings.
Environment Next is a new service for all InsideEPA.com subscribers, covering the burgeoning debate over the future of environmental policymaking.
SEATTLE -- Former EPA Deputy Administrator Bob Perciasepe says emerging technologies could solve climate change and other environmental issues, but deploying them at the necessary scale will require government policy, investment, and leadership that is lacking under the Trump administration.
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) climate cap-and-trade program is investing more than half the proceeds from the sale of carbon allowances in energy efficiency measures in RGGI’s nine-state member area, a roughly $158 million boost for the programs that could encourage a further drive toward public and private sector investment in such efforts.
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Legislation, litigation and agency rulemakings in the coming year on major air, water, waste, toxics and other policies.
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