Testimony on EPA’s Proposal to Reaffirm the MATS Appropriate and Necessary Finding
Reducing Air Emissions from Stationary Sources
EPN Issues Press Release on Mercury and Air Toxics Rule
EPN Comments on Revised “Appropriate and Necessary” Finding for MATS
EPN Testimony: Proposed Revised Supplemental Cost Finding for the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS)
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Mercury
Mercury From Power Plants: EPA Must Get the Standards Right
Ellen Kurlansky, former Air Policy Analyst and Advisor, EPA Office of Air and Radiation, penned this op-ed supporting EPA’s proposal to reinstate the “appropriate and necessary” finding to regulate hazardous air pollutants emissions from power plants, while also suggesting that an updated benefits analysis of reducing mercury emission would strengthen the rulemaking.
EPA Faces New Pressure to Adopt Stricter Power Plant Rules
The testimony of Ellen Kurlansky, former Air Policy Analyst and Advisor, EPA Office of Air and Radiation, was quoted in this article about the public hearing on EPA’s proposal to reaffirm the appropriate and necessary finding for Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.
Supporters Say MATS ‘Appropriate,’ But Diverge Over Costs & Benefits
Ellen Kurlansky, former Air Policy Analyst and Advisor, EPA Office of Air and Radiation, was quoted in this article discussing the underestimation of benefits tied to reducing hazardous air pollutants in EPA’s proposal to reaffirm the appropriate and necessary finding for Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.
New EPA Rules to Target Power Plant Pollution
Jonathan Skinner-Thompson, Associate Clinical Professor at Colorado Law and former Senior Assistant Regional Counsel, EPA Region 8, was quoted in this article about EPA Administrator Regan’s announcement that EPA will be using a more coordinated approach to regulate power plant emissions.