EPA Critics Float New Strategy To Challenge Agency Rules Using Data Law

Later in the white paper, Kogan says that a successful climate IQA suit would pave the way for further challenges to EPA actions including the pending rule to define which waters are subject to the Clean Water Act; the social cost of carbon, which underlies many GHG standards; the proposed national...

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Published inInside EPA's Risk Policy Report Vol. 22; no. 8; pp. 3 - 4
Main Author LaRoss, David
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Arlington Inside Washington Publishers 24.02.2015
Subjects
Air pollution
Case studies
Emissions
Environmental protection
Environmental regulations
Federal court decisions
Greenhouse gases
Industrial plant emissions
Judicial reviews
Legal arguments
Nonpoint source pollution
Outdoor air quality
Peer review
Pesticides
Petitions
Power plants
Quality standards
Regulation
Science
Violations
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ISSN2164-7887

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Summary:Later in the white paper, Kogan says that a successful climate IQA suit would pave the way for further challenges to EPA actions including the pending rule to define which waters are subject to the Clean Water Act; the social cost of carbon, which underlies many GHG standards; the proposed national ambient air quality standard for ozone; EPA's study on the human-health and environmental impacts of hydraulic fracturing; review of the Keystone XL pipeline's environmental impacts; joint EPA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration disapproval of states' coastal nonpoint source pollution control programs; and the Fish and Wildlife Service's endangered species designations.
ISSN:2164-7887