Environmental Protection Network Commends EPA on Chemical Plant Emission Rule
EPN Submits Nominees for FY2025 Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee Membership
Environmental Protection Network Welcomes EPA Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks & Buses
Environmental Protection Network Applauds the EPA Final Rule to Reduce Pollution from Cars and SUVs
EPN’s Statement on EPA’s PM NAAQS Annual Standard
EPN Comments on EPA’s Revisions to the Air Emissions Reporting Requirements
EPN Participates in South Coast AQMD’s 9th Annual Environmental Justice Conference
EPN Comments on EPA’s New Source Performance Standards for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Power Plants
EPN Comments on Proposed Amendments to HON and the Polymers and Resins NESHAP
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Air Quality
Court’s Good Neighbor Stay Makes All EPA Rules Vulnerable, Sources Say
Kevin Minoli, former EPA Acting General Counsel, was quoted in Inside EPA about the Supreme Court’s decision on Ohio, et al. v. EPA, et al., in which the court granted industry groups an emergency halt to EPA’s Good Neighbor Plan while it is reviewed in a D.C. appellate court, and the future implications of this decision.
New EPA Rules Subject Georgia Power To Severe Emissions Restrictions at Planned Plants
Stan Meiburg, former DRA in Region 4 and Region 6 and Acting Deputy Administrator, was quoted in Savannah Morning News about EPA’s recently announced power plant rules and how they will affect utilities and consumers.
After Overshadowing Climate Talks, The Myth of ‘Circularity’ Looms Over the UN Plastics Treaty
Judith Enck, former EPA Region 2 Administrator, co-authored an op-ed with Pamela Miller in Fortune about the UN Plastics Treaty and calls for reduction requirements in plastic production and the phaseout of hazardous plastic chemicals.
The EPA Has Done Nearly Everything It Can to Clean Up This Town. It Hasn’t Worked.
Mike Koerber, former Deputy Director, Office of Air Quality and Planning Standards, Office of Air and Radiation, was quoted in ProPublica about how a new EPA rule that requires fenceline monitoring could help Calvert City, KY, address severe community pollution.