H.R. 6373
would amend the CAA to establish authority for the president to waive the requirement for an advanced manufacturing facility or a critical mineral facility to offset increased emissions of any air pollutant.
would amend the CAA to establish authority for the president to waive the requirement for an advanced manufacturing facility or a critical mineral facility to offset increased emissions of any air pollutant.
The Trump EPA is rescinding the endangerment finding (EF) for GHGs to implement the oil industry’s strategy to prevent loss of its $600-billion annual market for petroleum fuels for at least the next decade, and potentially until 2050. This Comment explains (1) the role the Trump Administration’s EPA is playing to prevent states and federal agencies from creating a regulatory framework to transition the U.S. transportation sector from the largest source of pollutants that cause climate warming and harm public health to zero emission technologies; (2) why the pseudo-science cited to withdraw the EF is invalid; (3) the implications that EPA’s proposed actions have for future climate policy and on the health of 156 million Americans living in areas with harmful air pollution; and (4) why EPA’s proposal to rescind CO2 emission standards violates the CAA.
would amend the CAA to establish requirements on the collection of electricity consumption data and emissions standards for servers and other computing equipment used for cryptocurrency mining.
would amend the CAA to eliminate the exemption for aggregation of emissions from oil and gas sources.
would amend the CAA to repeal a provision concerning citizen suits.
would amend the CAA to modify the handling of air quality monitoring with respect to prescribed fires.
would prohibit the enforcement of laws relating to the installation, certification, and maintenance of emissions control devices under the CAA.
would amend the CAA to prohibit the reallocation of applicable volumes for small refineries under the Renewable Fuel Standard.
would provide for congressional disapproval under Chapter 8 of Title 5, U.S. Code, of the rule submitted by EPA relating to "Air Plan Approval; South Dakota; Regional Haze Plan for the Second Implementation Period."
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