Laws & Regulations
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Subpart FF Information Sheet
FF Information Sheet
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Subpart W Information Sheet
Subpart W Information Sheet
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Subpart BB Information Sheet
Infosheet for the silicon carbide source category.
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Subpart MM Information Sheet
MM Information Sheet
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GHGRP and the Oil and Gas Industry
Page outlining interaction between the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) and different components of the oil and gas industry.
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Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Annual Results Reports
Highlights EPA's compliance and enforcement accomplishments during the fiscal year
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiatives
EPA's national enforcement and compliance initiatives focus civil and criminal enforcement resources on serious pollution problems in air, climate change, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, coal ash, air toxics, chemical accidents
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Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Annual Results for FY 2025: Maps
Interactive data maps for enforcement and compliance FY25 results
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State Underground Storage Tank (UST) Programs
The state program approval (SPA) regulations set criteria for states to obtain the authority to operate in lieu of the federal program.
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Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Annual Results for FY 2025: Data and Trends
Data and Results for the FY2023 Annual Results.
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Increasing Compliance with Drinking Water Standards
This page describes National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Increasing Compliance with Drinking Water Standards
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Chemical Accident Risk Reduction
This page describes National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Chemical Accident Risk Reduction
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Creating Cleaner Air for Communities
National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Creating Cleaner Air for Communities
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Addressing Exposure to PFAS
This page describes National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Mitigating Climate Change
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National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Protecting Communities from Coal Ash Contamination
This page describes National Enforcement and Compliance Initiative: Protecting Communities from Coal Ash Contamination.
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If an electrician or plumber, working in a different room from the contained renovation project, needs to drill or cut a hole six square feet or less in size to chase a wire or pipe, does the RRP Rule apply to that work?
As long as six square feet or less of painted surface in that room is disrupted with 30 days, including the work done by the electrician or plumber, and the job does not use prohibited practices or involve window replacement or demolition of painted surfaces, the minor repair and maintenance…
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Does the RRP Rule apply to office buildings, stores, and other commercial buildings?
No, unless the renovation is taking place in a child-occupied facility that is located in a commercial building. “Child-occupied facility’’ means a building, or portion of a building, constructed prior to 1978, visited regularly by the same child, under six years of age, on at least two different days within…
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Are sleeping areas in buildings built before 1978, such as those in fire and police stations, considered target housing?
Firehouses and police stations are not target housing. Therefore, places of temporary rest for employees in these buildings, such as sleeping rooms, are not subject to the RRP Rule. Question Number: 23002-33291 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead .
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According to your guidelines emergency projects are exempt from some requirements to the extent necessary to respond to the emergency. Does this mean that my firm does not need to be certified and my company doesn't need a certified renovator?
Question: My company only does emergency renovation work. According to your guidelines emergency projects are exempt from the warning sign, containment, waste handling, training, and certification requirements to the extent necessary to respond to the emergency. Emergency renovations are NOT exempt from the cleaning and cleaning verification requirements. Does this…
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When installing a roof, my firm does not create dust by directly sanding or cutting painted surfaces, but we do hammer the unpainted side of the lumber from above. Does the RRP Rule apply to this work?
The Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule applies to work that disturbs painted surfaces. If hammering painted components, even on the unpainted side, disturbs paint, creating dust or chips, the RRP Rule applies. Question Number: 23002-23787 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead.