In this issue:
- Financial assurance not required for chemical companies, says EPA
- EIA forecasts U.S. and global energy cases; CO2 increases foreseen over long term
- AGs comment on EtO NESHAP
- House leader questions legality and motivation of memo to the SAB
- A new look to Title V petitions
- Compliance tip: SPCC Plan requirements
- EPA’s discretion deciding factor in dredge-and-fill case
- Managing universal waste mercury-containing equipment
- Expedited settlements for SPCC violations
- Enforcement
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In this issue:
- Appropriations act triggers new PFAS requirements and research
- HFC reduction bill has industry support
- Update on refinery NESHAP
- 10th Circuit vacates RFS small refinery exemption
- Compliance tip: Handling spill absorbents
- Chemical Board’s subpoena power extends to potential releases
- New WOTUS definition narrows CWA applicability
- The 2019 biennial report
- Tributary—a new WOTUS definition
- Enforcement
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In this issue:
- EPA names 20 high-priority chemicals for risk evaluations
- Compliance tip: Training for spill kits
- EOs and EPA rulemaking
- DOE selects site for mercury storage
- CSB proposes incident reporting regs
- Pregnancy study should influence EPA’s PM-2.5 review
- EPA’s obligation to issue TMDLs
- Managing universal waste aerosol cans
- EtO Sterilization NESHAP under review at EPA
- Enforcement
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In this issue:
- EPA issues regulatory agenda and priorities for 2020
- Compliance tip: Chemotherapy waste disposal
- The Montana exceptions
- Climate change does not threaten Superfund sites, says EPA
- EPA solicits data for possible TRI listing of PFAS
- O&G companies say methane regs are needed
- 9th Circuit denies most challenges to TSCA Risk Evaluation Rule
- Managing universal waste batteries
- EPA finalizes RMP Reconsideration Rule
- Enforcement
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In this issue:
- EPA proposes to restrict reach of pesticide exclusion zones
- Compliance tip: Maintaining SDSs
- USTs and components holding E15
- Congress works on new round of CFATS revisions
- Most uses of methylene chloride pose unreasonable risks, says EPA
- Simultaneous proposals would cut costs for coal-fired power
- Good Neighbor Provision remanded but only for deadline omission
- Avoiding PCB contamination of used oil
- EOs restrict guidance documents
- Enforcement
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