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One set of petitions arises from the ongoing dispute over the act’s Good Neighbor rule. In addition to issuing its own nationwide Good Neighbor Plan, the EPA rejected the proposals of 21 states to ...
They say that good fences make good neighbors, but the opposite can also be true. Follow fencing etiquette rules to avoid ...
Ford Motor Co. is investing $9 million in West Tennessee communities as part of its Good Neighbor Plan. The plan focuses on workforce development, youth programs, literacy, community spaces ...
What does Ford's Good Neighbor Plan include? Ford rolled out its comprehensive Good Neighbor Plan for West Tennessee on Thursday afternoon at the Boys & Girls Club of Brownsville.
On March 15, 2023, EPA finalized its Good Neighbor Plan under the Clean Air Act (“CAA”), a rule designed to reduce smog-forming nitrogen oxide ("NOx") pollution from power plants and other ...
Texas and fossil fuel industry groups have sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over a federal plan to control ozone emissions from industrial facilities and power plants in the state ...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday temporarily blocked the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Good Neighbor Plan", which was designed to protect downwind states from air pollution.
Mar. 19—MORGANTOWN — The U.S. EPA's Good Neighbor Plan released this week requires power plants in 22 states to further reduce emissions by 2027, and EPA projects the plan could lead to ...
The justices typically rule on emergency applications out of the public eye, but next week, a fight to pause government regulations on transient air pollution will be aired out during oral arguments.
The plan, called the Good Neighbor Plan, will first and foremost improve our air quality and reduce harm from coal plants and other polluters, while also reducing the impacts that Ohio’s ...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on March 15 issued the final “Good Neighbor Plan,” its latest iteration of the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule (CSAPR) that could require coal, oil, or ...