EPN Articles Related To Air Quality
EPN Releases Statement Regarding Final Heavy Duty Vehicle Rule
EPN Submits Comments on the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
We Are Disappointed in Supreme Court Decision to Limit EPA’s Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions
EPN Comments on EPA’s Proposal to Reduce Air Pollution from Heavy-duty Vehicles and Engines
EPN Presents Testimony on EPA’s Proposed Pollution Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles
EPN Comments on Restoration of “Appropriate and Necessary” Finding for MATS
Testimony on CASAC’s Draft Reports on EPA’s Draft Supplement to the 2019 ISA and Draft PA for Particulate Matter
Testimony on EPA’s Proposal to Reaffirm the MATS Appropriate and Necessary Finding
EPN Applauds the Restoration of State Authority to Regulate Tailpipe Emissions
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Air Quality
2023 is a Fork in the Road for Bold Action to Accelerate Clean Transportation
Margo Oge wrote this op-ed discussing how the next phase of greenhouse gas standards for light- and heavy-duty vehicles could secure vehicle electrification goals set out by the Biden administration.
An Electrification Pathway to Meet Climate Goals: Part One – The Potential
Art Smith, former Senior Attorney, EPA Region 5, wrote this blog post discussing how the U.S.’s ability to meet the international climate goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 °C by the year 2100 will require a renewable energy supply that can meet electrical demands.
‘Shoulder to the Wheel’: EPA Girds for 2023
Dave Coursen, former Attorney, EPA Office of General Counsel, and Betsy Southerland, former Director, Office of Science and Technology, EPA Office of Water, were quoted in this article about the significant work EPA has planned for 2023 and the challenges the agency may face in the new Congress.
EPA Rule to Limit Soot Could Save Lives, Especially in Indiana’s Metro Areas
John Bachmann, former Associate Director of Science/Policy and New Programs, EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, was quoted in this article discussing the benefits of more stringent air quality standards for particulate matter.