EPN Participates in T&I Roundtable “Murky Waters: Navigating a Post-Sackett World”
Former EPA Director of Science and Technology Responds to SCOTUS Decision Regarding Waters of the United States
The Environmental Protection Network Applauds President Biden for His Veto Upholding the Clean Water Act
EPN Supports the Environmental Protection Agency’s Updated Waters of the United States Definition
EPN Presents Comments on Defining “Waters of the United States”
Protecting the Nation’s Waters Under the Clean Water Act
EPN Responds to Proposal for New “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) Definition
EPN Testimony: Proposal for New “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) Definition
EPN Comments on Proposed Repeal of the Rule Defining the Waters of the United States
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO WOTUS
Conodoguinet Creek the Focus of New Citizen Science Project
Betsy Southerland, former Director of the Office of Science and Technology, EPA Office of Water, was quoted in StateImpact Pennsylvania about EPN’s technical assistance program and the assistance she provided to Move Past Plastic, a PA group working to determine pollution sources along the Conodoguinet Creek.
What’s a WOTUS? First-of-its-kind Tool Offers Clues.
Betsy Southerland, former Director, Office of Science & Technology in the Office of Water, was quoted in Politico Pro about a new model created by UC Berkeley to predict which surface waters and wetlands have been federally regulated under recent CWA cases.
Catawba College Panel Urges Citizens to Get Informed and Involved in Water Protection Process
Stan Meiburg, former EPA Deputy Regional Administrator in Region 4 and Region 6 and Acting EPA Deputy Administrator, was quoted in the Salisbury Post from a panel discussion regarding the effects that environmental legislation has on waterways in North Carolina and beyond.
Does Sackett Clip EPA’s Wings on Permits, Water Rules?
Betsy Southerland, former Director, Office of Science & Technology in the Office of Water, was quoted in E&E News about the Sackett vs. EPA decision made by the Supreme Court last year and the potential influence it will have on regulating toxic chemical discharges, including PFAS, in waterways across the country.