Laws & Regulations

Hyundai Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides Hyundai compliance materials for Light-Duty GHG standards.

Report: Ongoing Management Improvements and Further Evaluation Vital to EPA Stewardship and Voluntary Programs

Report #2005-P-00007, February 17, 2005. We asked stakeholders to define stewardship, list motivators and obstacles to participating in stewardship programs, and outline key roles for EPA to play to foster participating in environmental stewardship.

Honda Motor Corporation Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides Honda Motor Corporation Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Standards.

General Motors (GM) Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides GM materials for GHG standards.

Ford Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides Ford compliance materials for Light-Duty GHG standards.

Report: Office of Acquisition Management Can Strengthen Its Organizational Systems

Report #2005-P-00006, February 17, 2005. OAM’s management systems include various components necessary for organizational success.

Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides Fiat Chrysler compliance materials for Light-Duty GHG standards.

BMW Compliance Materials for Light-Duty Fuel Consumption Improvement Values

This page provides BMW compliance materials for Light-Duty GHG standards.

Report: Progress Made in Monitoring Ambient Air Toxics, But Further Improvements Can Increase Effectiveness

Report #2005-P-00008, March 2, 2005. The CAA does not require a national air toxics monitoring network, but EPA and State and local agencies have recognized such a network is needed.

Report: Brownfields Competition Process for Awarding Grants Complied With Act

Report #2005-P-00009, March 7, 2005. EPA’s competition process for awarding grants complied with the requirements of the Brownfields Act.

Report: Substantial Changes Needed in Implementation and Oversight of Title V Permits If Program Goals Are To Be Fully Realized

Report #2005-P-00010, March 9, 2005. Our analysis identified concerns with five key aspects of Title V permits, including permit clarity, statements of basis, monitoring provisions, annual compliance certifications, and practical enforceability.

Report: Security Configuration and Monitoring of EPA’s Remote Access Methods Need Improvement

Report #2005-P-00011, March 22, 2005. System administrators did not configure EPA’s Web-Mail and BlackBerry servers to provide secure remote access to the Agency’s network.

Report: EPA Needs to Fulfill Its Designated Responsibilities to Ensure Effective BioWatch Program

Report #2005-P-00012, March 23, 2005. EPA did not provide adequate oversight of the sampling operations to ensure quality assurance guidance was adhered to, potentially affecting the quality of the samples taken.

Report: Source Water Assessment and Protection Programs Show Initial Promise, But Obstacles Remain

Report #2005-P-00013, March 28, 2005. Source water assessments are being used by (1) some States to improve the overall drinking water protection program by prioritizing protection efforts and program resources.

Report: Reported Outlays Under EPA Grant R828112-01 Health Effects Institute

Report #2005-4-00054, March 31, 2005. We questioned $2,009,473 of reported outlays because the Health Effects Institutedid not maintain the necessary documentation to fully support the reported costs, as required by Federal regulations.

Report: EPA Needs to Compete More Assistance Agreements

Report #2005-P-00014, March 31, 2005. EPA Order 5700.5 (Order) was a positive step in promoting competition;however, it did not promote competition to the maximum extent possible.

Report: Wrangell Cooperative Association Reported Outlays Under EPA Grants GA980448-01 and GA970335-01

Report #2005-4-00056, April 19, 2005. The recipient did not maintain a labor distribution system as required by Office ofManagement and Budget (OMB) Circular A-87.

Report: Fiscal 2004 and 2003 Financial Statements for the Pesticides Reregistration and Expedited Processing Fund

Report #2005-1-00081, May 4, 2005. We identified the following reportable conditions: We could not assess the adequacy of automated controls. EPA needs to improve financial statement preparation and quality control.

Notification: Audit of the EPA’s Contract Universe

Report: Fiscal 2004 Financial Statements for the Pesticide Registration Fund

Report #2005-1-00082, May 4, 2005. We identified the following reportable conditions: We could not assess the adequacy of the automated controls. EPA needs to improve financial statement preparation.