Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Issues, Challenges and Policies

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Coby Schaefer (Editor)

Series: Environmental Remediation Technologies, Regulations and Safety
BISAC: SCI026000

Since 2009, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed and promulgated numerous regulations to implement the pollution control statutes enacted by Congress. Critics have reacted strongly. Some, both within Congress and outside of it, have accused the agency of reaching beyond the authority given it by Congress and ignoring or underestimating the costs and economic impacts and overestimating the benefits of proposed and promulgated rules.
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. EPA Regulations: Too Much, Too Little, or On Track? (Updated)
James E. McCarthy and Claudia Copeland

Chapter 2. Federal Pollution Control Laws: How Are They Enforced?
Robert Esworthy

Chapter 3. EPA Policies Concerning Integrated Planning and Affordability of Water Infrastructure
Jonathan L. Ramseur

Chapter 4. EPA’s Vessel General Permits: Background and Issues
Claudia Copeland

Chapter 5. Implementing EPA’s 2015 Ozone Air Quality Standards
James E. McCarthy and Kate C. Shouse

Chapter 6. EPA’s Mid-Term Evaluation of Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards
Richard K. Lattanzio

Chapter 7. EPA’s Methane Regulations: Legal Overview
Linda Tsang

Chapter 8. EPA’s and BLM’s Methane Rules
Richard K. Lattanzio

Chapter 9. EPA’s Wood Stove / Wood Heater Regulations: Frequently Asked Questions
James E. McCarthy and Kate C. Shouse

Chapter 10. EPA’s Role in Emergency Planning and Notification at Chemical Facilities
Richard K. Lattanzio and David M. Bearden

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