EPN Submits Nominees for FY2025 Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee Membership
Environmental Protection Network Welcomes EPA Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks & Buses
Environmental Protection Network Applauds the EPA Final Rule to Reduce Pollution from Cars and SUVs
EPN’s Statement on EPA’s PM NAAQS Annual Standard
EPN Comments on EPA’s Revisions to the Air Emissions Reporting Requirements
EPN Participates in South Coast AQMD’s 9th Annual Environmental Justice Conference
EPN Comments on EPA’s New Source Performance Standards for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Power Plants
EPN Comments on Proposed Amendments to HON and the Polymers and Resins NESHAP
EPN Comments on EPA’s Proposed Revisions to MATS Following a Residual Risk and Technology Review
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Air Quality
Federal Grant for Exxon Plant Faces Blowback
Judith Enck, former Regional Administrator, EPA Region 2, was quoted in Politico about an Exxon Mobil plant–one of 33 projects announced–that is up for millions of dollars of federal funding to decarbonize. Many argue this funding goes against Biden’s climate commitments.
Biden Emissions Rules Face Lawsuit Barrage Over EV Transition
Margo Oge, former Director, EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality, was quoted in Bloomberg Law about the legal strength of the Biden Administration’s new light-and medium- duty vehicle emissions rule.
EPA’s New Clean Car Rules Will Make People, The Planet, And Auto Manufactures Healthier
Margo Oge, former Director, EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality, penned an op-ed in Forbes about how the new car standards will make Americans healthier, reduce climate pollution, and allow US car companies to compete around the world.
Cascade of Climate Rules Starts Today With Clean Cars
Margo Oge, former Director, EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality, was quoted in Politico about the Biden Administration’s newest transportation rule that will push for EV’s and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, citing it as the “single most important climate regulation in the history of the country.”