EPN Comments on the Draft EPA Policy Assessment for Particulate Matter
EPN Requests a Comment Extension for Assessments of Ozone Air Quality Standard
EPN Presents Testimony on Particulate Matter on the CASAC Public Teleconference
EPN Members Testify on Censored Science Issues at SAB Public Teleconference
EPN Members Testify at SAB Public Meeting
EPN Testimony: Public Teleconference of the Chartered Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC)
Taking Science Out of Air Quality—EPN Defends Public Health and the Integrity of the CASAC
EPN’s Written Statement to Science Advisory Board about Censoring Science
EPN Comments on the List of Candidates Under Consideration for Appointment to the CASAC
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO CASAC/SAB
Amid Disagreement, Panel Sticks With Soot Status Quo
John Bachmann, EPN member and former Associate Director for Science/Policy and New Programs, EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, was quoted in this article about EPA’s clean air advisers, amid disagreement, formally recommending to maintain status quo standards on soot and particulate matter pollution.
EPA Science Advisers to Review Ozone, Particulate Pollution Limits
John Bachmann, EPN member and former Associate Director for Science/Policy and New Programs, EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, was quoted in this article about EPA’s clean air advisers launching a review of whether federal caps on smog and haze-forming pollutants protect public health. A similar article ran in Public News Service.
EPA Delays Advisers’ Review Of ‘Secret Science’ Rules
Chris Zarba, EPN member and former Director, EPA Science Advisory Board, was quoted in this article about EPA repeatedly rescheduling and delaying a meeting of an advisory board slated to review a controversial proposal that would block the agency from considering studies that don’t make their underlying data public.
CASAC’s Majority Formally Rejects EPA Staff Call For Stricter PM2.5 NAAQS
EPN member John Bachmann, former Associate Director for Science/Policy and New Programs, EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, was quoted in this article about the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee’s opinion that particulate matter standards should be maintained at current levels.