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Metal Mining Stakeholder Communication
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EPA's TRI Program is considering modifying TRI reporting requirements that apply to metal mining operations. Before beginning a formal regulatory development effort, the TRI Program is giving stakeholders the opportunity to discuss potential issues that could be addressed in any forthcoming rule. This Web site provides stakeholders with background information and a forum for discussing relevant issues. |
Stakeholder Discussion Forum
- Please share your feedback in our Discussion Forum.
Stakeholder Communications
- Summary of Stakeholder Suggestions (PDF) September, 2009
Links to Related Information & Documents
- Addition of Facilities in Certain Industry Sectors; Toxic Chemical Release Reporting; Community Right-to-Know; Federal Register: Proposed Rule (PDF) June 27, 1996
- Addition of Facilities in Certain Industry Sectors; Revised Interpretation of Otherwise Use; Toxic Release Inventory Reporting; Community Right-to-Know; Federal Register: Final Rule May 1, 1997
- National Mining Association lawsuit challenging EPA's 1997 Industry Expansion Rule - Fact sheet (PDF) May, 1998
- EPCRA Section 313 Industry Guidance: Metal Mining Facilities (PDF) January, 1999
- National Mining Association (NMA) RE: Lawsuit Ruling - Letter (PDF) June 14, 2001
- Qs & As and EPA's Analysis of the Decision in the Barrick Goldstrike Mines
- Overburden Exemption (PDF) October 10, 2002
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