CASAC/SAB

The Chartered Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC) was established in 1977 under the Clean Air Act to address research related to air quality, sources of air pollution, and strategies to attain and maintain air quality. The Chair of the CASAC also serves as a member of the Science Advisory Board, which provides a mechanism for EPA to receive peer review and other advice designed to make a positive difference in the production and use of science. EPN has vigorously defended the integrity of CASAC and the SAB against the Administration’s attempts to take the science out of public health analyses.

EPN Member Presents Testimony on Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses

EPN Presents Testimony on EPA’s Proposal to Retain the Primary and Secondary Particulate Matter Standards

EPN Presents Testimony on Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Revisions at Science Advisory Board Public Teleconference

EPN Members Present Testimony on Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses

EPN Comments on SAB Draft Report on the Censored Science Rule

EPN Comments on Draft Policy Assessment for Ozone

EPN Presents Testimony on the Draft EPA Policy Assessment for Particulate Matter

EPN Comments on the Draft EPA Policy Assessment for Particulate Matter

EPN Requests a Comment Extension for Policy Assessment of Ozone Air Quality Standard

EPN Presents Testimony on Particulate Matter on the CASAC Public Teleconference

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Panel Reviews EPA Rule Changes for Scientific Studies

January 20, 2020 / by

Nadia Ramlagan /

Public News Service

Chris Zarba, EPN member and former Director, EPA Science Advisory Board, was quoted in this article regarding the Science Advisory Board’s review of the “censored science” rule.

CASAC/SAB, Censored Science, Science

Wheeler’s Science Advisory Board Revamp Plan Sparks Concerns

Dec 10, 2019 / by

Sean Reilly /

Inside EPA

EPN was mentioned and member Chris Zarba, former Director, EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB), was quoted in this article about a proposed revamp of the SAB, which would strip the rank-and-file members of the ability to help decide which upcoming agency regulations warrant scrutiny. This has generated concern that it would undercut the independence of the board.

CASAC/SAB, Science

Amid Disagreement, Panel Sticks With Soot Status Quo

December 4, 2019 / by

Sean Reilly /

Greenwire

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.

Air, CASAC/SAB, Science

EPA Science Advisers to Review Ozone, Particulate Pollution Limits

December 3, 2019 / by

Amena Saiyid /

Bloomberg Environment

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.