EPA Looks to Repeal Pollution Rule

Billings medical manufacturer receives presidential pass for carcinogen

"Nearly every use of a carcinogen has a purpose. They are just saying that the use of the carcinogen is good so therefore the pollution is worth the harm it causes to people in an area."

NorthWestern, few others, back pollution rule repeal

As the Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency considers repealing strengthened air toxics regulations, NorthWestern Energy was one of few proponents in an 11-hour long public hearing last week filled by opposition from environmental and public health advocates.

EPA looks to repeal pollution rule

BILLINGS — As the Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency considers repealing strengthened air toxics regulations, NorthWestern Energy was one of few proponents in an 11-hour long public hearing last week filled by opposition from environmental and public health advocates.

Trump gives two NJ plants more time to meet pollution rules

Biden-era rules sought protections for workers, residents from cancer-causing chemical The post Trump gives two NJ plants more time to meet pollution rules appeared first on NJ Spotlight News.

EPA Wants to Delay Compliance Deadlines for Coal Ash Industry

Another day, another environmental regulatory rollback announced by Trump’s EPA: The agency last week announced it will extend the compliance deadlines related to coal ash.Here’s what the regime said in a press release:"Today's actions provide much needed regulatory relief for the power sector and help deliver on the commitments outlined on the greatest day in deregulatory history to unleash American energy, lower costs for Americans, and work h…

Trump Exempts Biggest Emitters of Two Carcinogens from Pollution Rule - Public Health Watch

President Trump last week exempted 49 chemical manufacturing plants from complying with updated pollution standards — also known as the HON rule. The rule, issued late in the Biden administration, aimed to reduce the cancer risk for close to 10 million Americans by requiring 218 facilities to conduct regular air monitoring and install stricter pollution controls.  The rule would have reduced emissions of two potent carcinogens — ethylene oxide a…