Laws & Regulations
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Local Government Acquires Property from Potentially Responsible Parties and Agrees to Support Cleanup in Mineral County, Colorado
Case summary highlighting settlement agreement, bona fide prospective purchaser agreement, and explanation cleanup and redevelopment at the Nelson Tunnel/Commodore Waste Rock Superfund site.
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Firestone Polymers LLC Settlement
Under the terms of the settlement, Firestone will install equipment controls to reduce emissions of hazardous air pollutants, fund ambient air monitoring system upgrades, and pay a total of $3.35 million in civil penalties.
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Toyota Motor Corporation Clean Air Act Civil Settlement Complaint
This is the complaint for Toyota Motor Corporation Clean Air Act Civil Settlement
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Toyota Motor Corporation Clean Air Act Civil Settlement Consent Decree
This is the consent decree for Toyota Motor Corporation Clean Air Act Civil Settlement
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Consent Decree: Kohler Co.
This is the Kohler Co. consent decree
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FY2016 Enforcement Actions for the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule (RRP)
The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) New and Existing Chemicals (NEC) Program is exclusively a federal program that provides for review of the risk of chemicals prior to their manufacture and importation to prevent unreasonable risk to human health
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Clean Air Act Title II Vehicle & Engine Civil Penalty Policy
This policy is intended to be used by the EPA in calculating the penalty that the Agency will seek in administrative enforcement actions for violations of the vehicle and engine requirements.
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The Dow Chemical Company, Performance Materials NA, Inc, and Union Carbide Corporation Consent Decree
This is the consent decree for The Dow Chemical Company, Performance Materials NA, Inc, and Union Carbide Corporation
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East Kentucky Power Cooperative Settlement
East Kentucky Power Cooperative will spend approximately $650 million on pollution controls and pay a $750,000 penalty to resolve violations.
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Guide to Calculating Environmental Benefits from EPA Enforcement Cases
The “Guide to Calculating Environmental Benefits from EPA Enforcement Cases” establishes a framework for identifying and characterizing environmental benefits that are reported on the CCDS and entered in the Integrated Information Compliance System (ICIS).
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Stop Sale, Use, or Removal Order issued to Electrolux Home Products, Inc.
Stop Sale, Use, or Removal Order issued to Electrolux Home Products, Inc. (SSURO) for potential violations of the FIFRA.
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City of Sandy Clean Water Settlement
Sandy, Oregon, entered into a Clean Water Act consent decree requiring the city to complete comprehensive remedial measures and significantly limit new sewer connections or alterations until Sandy can demonstrate that capacity exists to reliably meet.
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2024 National Pollution Prevention Training and Conference
2024 National Pollution Prevention Training and Conference announcement and registration page
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Cases and Settlements
Overview on where the public can find information about civil cases and settlements
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Tampa Electric Company (TECO) Clean Air Act (CAA) Settlement
Information on the Tampa Electric Company Clean Air Act Settlement.
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Tennessee Announce Clean Water Act Agreement with Knoxville Utilities Board
The settlement will ensure the proper management, operation, and maintenance of Knoxville Utilities Board's sewer system.
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Massey Energy Company Inc. Clean Water Act Settlement
Massey Energy Company has agreed to pay a $20 million civil penalty in a corporate-wide settlement to resolve CWA violations.
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Dow Chemical Company Settlement
Dow has agreed to pay a $2.5 million civil penalty to settle alleged violations of the CAA, CWA and the RCRA at its chemical manufacturing.
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Alabama Power Company Clean Air Act Settlement
virginia Electric and Power Co. has agreed to spend $1.2 billion between now and 2013 to eliminate 237,000 tons of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions each year.
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American Electric Power Service Corporation
American Electric Power has agreed to cut 813,000 tons of air pollutants annually at an estimated cost of more than $4.6 billion, pay a $15 million penalty.