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NSR Reform--Keep Holding Your Breath ( January 2003 )
On July 25, 2003, the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) announced that it will reconsider parts of the December 31, 2002 New Source Review (“NSR”) Reform rulemaking. While it is widely believed that EPA’s reconsideration of the rules will leave program improvements basically intact, six contested issues under reconsideration have the potential to change the final makeup of the NSR program. The EPA’s current reconsideration effort is believed to be the only significant opportunity to dismantle the NSR program improvements achieved through the NSR Reform rulemaking. -
NSR/PSD Reform Announced By EPA ( January 2003 )
As part of the Bush Administration's energy initiatives of 2001, a review was undertaken by the EPA of the New Source Review/Prevention of Significant Deterioration (NSR/PSD) program under the Clean Air Act. This review included the solicitation of comments from the public concerning the effectiveness of the program and the impact the program had on the energy efficiency of industry and the ability to cost-effectively expand energy resources. -
Cleaner Projects for Healthier Cashflows ( December 2002 )
As the continuing increase in environmental regulation pushes up costs and risks of compliance for the energy and industrial sectors, a new potential source of revenue for cleaner projects comes as a breath of fresh air. -
Another Loss For Epa In The Court Room ( January 2001 )
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has issued an order in the case of Lianite. -
New Air Permit Rules Become Effective ( February 2000 )
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Allegheny County have recently revised air pollution permit rules as required . -
NOX Standards for Boilers Upheld ( January 2000 )
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on December21, 1999 upheld Pennsylvania's . -
Using Market Forces to Reduce Pollution: Michigan's Emission Reduction Credit and Emission Averaging Rules ( October 1998 )
Introduction to Market-Based Regulation of Air Emissions A recent trend in environmental regulation is t.
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