Clean Air
The Biden Administration EPA has initiated a number of proposed rules under the authority of the Clean Air Act that, if finalized and appropriately implemented, will reduce air pollution in the US as well as reducing US emissions of greenhouse gases. The ATS has reviewed these important proposed rules and has submitted comments to EPA on the proposals, including:
- ATS Comments to CMS in Support of Voluntary Reporting of Hospital GHG Emissions
- Ozone: ATS Comments to EPA Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee on ozone reconsideration
- Ozone: Federal Implementation plan of the ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard
- PM: ATS Comments to EPA Clean Scientific Advisory Committee on PM reconsideration
- Methane: ATS Comments to EPA on proposal to reduce fugitive methane emissions
- Mercury and Air Toxics: ATS comments in support of "appropriate and necessary" finding to regulate mercury and air toxic emissions from power plants and industrial sources
- EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases: ATS amicus brieg in US Supreme Court Case West Virginia v. EPA in support of EPA's authority to regulate GHGs
- Social Cost of Carbon: ATS comments to EPA on Social Cost of Carbon estimates
- HFA propellants for inhalers: ATS comments to FDA on F-gas phase down proposal
- ATS and Marron Institute Report: Thousands of Lives Would Be Saved If Counties Met ATS Clean Air Standards
- ATS Comments and Testimony
- ATS Sends Letters to Congress Opposing Regulatory Reform Bills
- ATS Joins Letter Opposing Riders to Block EPA Authority
- ATS Files Amicus Brief in Support of EPA's Clean Power
- ATS Joins Letter Opposing Ozone Standards Implementation Act Bill
- ATS Opposes Changes to EPA Scientific Advisory Board Process
- ATS Urges EPA to Regulate Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas Extraction
- ATS Comments on OSHA's proposed Beryllium Standard
- Policy Brief
- 4/1/16: ATS Amicus Brief - WV v EPA Clean Power Plan 2016
