EPN Comments on Proposed Delay of Lead and Copper Rule Revisions Effective and Compliance Dates
EPN Comments on EPA’s Proposed 2020 Financial Capability Assessment for Clean Water Act Obligations
Protecting the Nation’s Waters Under the Clean Water Act
Safeguarding Drinking Water
EPN Presents Testimony on Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Revisions at Science Advisory Board Public Teleconference
EPN Comments on Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Revisions
EPN Comments on EPA’s Decision Not to Hold In-Person Public Meeting on Closure of Coal Ash Disposal Units
EPN Writes a Letter on Proposed EAB Amendments
EPN Requests a Comment Extension on Proposed LCR Revisions
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Water
Biden to Return to Pre-Obama Water Protections in First Step for Clean Water Regulations
EPN member Mark Ryan, former Regional Counsel, EPA Region 10, was quoted in this article regarding the Biden administration’s return to pre-Obama protections for U.S. waters as the first step in a two-step approach to deciding which U.S. waters should get federal protections from pollution.
So-called ‘forever chemicals’ are polluting waterways. But regulating them is proving to be a long journey.
Mike Shapiro, EPN member and former Deputy Assistant Administrator, EPA Office of Water, was quoted in this article regarding EPA’s proposal to include per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances as a class of pollutants in its next Candidate Contaminant List regulatory cycle.
EPA’s SDWA Plan For PFAS Seen As ‘Baby Step’ Toward Strict TSCA Rules
Michael Shapiro, EPN member and former Deputy Assistant Administrator, EPA Office of Water, was quoted and EPN was cited in this article regarding EPA’s plan to include per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances on its contaminant candidate list, potentially placing them under future Safe Drinking Water Act regulations.
Coal Plants Rush to Flush Under Trump EPA Rule
Betsy Southerland, EPN member and former Director, Office of Science and Technology, EPA Office of Water, was quoted in this article regarding possible changes the Biden administration could enact to reverse Trump-era exemptions to wastewater pollution from coal-fired power plants.