EPA Withdraws Proposed Rule for More Stringent Water Pollution Guidelines at Slaughterhouses
The EPA cited food supply and price concerns for withdrawing the rule, which could have reduced slaughterhouse nutrient pollution by up to 85%, impacting over 60 million Americans.
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EPA withdraws proposed rule for more stringent water pollution guidelines at slaughterhouses
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has withdrawn a January 2024 proposed rule that would have reduced the discharge of nutrients and pollutants from meat packing plants and slaughterhouses. The agency said it chose to withdraw the rules in an effort…
EPA Drops Proposed Rules to Limit Slaughterhouse Waste Pollution
The Environmental Protection Agency has axed proposed rules aimed at reducing pollution from slaughterhouse waste, including animal manure and blood. The proposal was initially advanced during the Biden administration. The EPA says, among other things, the withdrawal of the proposed new rule is an action that “advances the goals of President Trump’s executive actions on defeating the cost-of-living crisis and unleashing prosperity through deregu…
EPA withdraws proposed rule for more stringent water pollution guidel...
The Raccoon River flows under the Bill Riley Trail Bridge in Des Moines on Sept. 2, 2025. (Photo by Cami Koons/Iowa Capital Dispatch)The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has withdrawn a January 2024 proposed rule that would have reduced the discharge of nutrients and pollutants from meat packing plants and slaughterhouses. The agency said it chose [...] The post EPA withdraws proposed rule for more stringent water pollution guidel… appeared…
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