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In the US, almost every aspect of the environment is regulated - drinking water, surface water, air, hazardous waste, new construction, nuclearpower plants, factories, and much more. Clean Water Act. The stated goal of the Clean Water Act is “zero discharge.” The CleanAirAct.
The Environmental Protection Agencys final rule (September 10, 2024) on the reclassification of major sources as area sources under section 112 of the CleanAirAct. The Environmental Protection Agencys final rule (October 10, 2024) regulating ozone-depleting substances. 801(b)(2).
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