EPA Announces Public Hearing for New Source Review Permitting Rule
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The Environmental Protection Agency has published a proposed rule regarding the New Source Review preconstruction permitting program and is opening a period for public comment. The agency is also announcing a virtual public hearing to allow stakeholders to provide oral testimony on the proposal.
Why it matters: This action establishes the process for public input on the proposed rule. The notice focuses on the logistics of the hearing and comment submission rather than the technical details of the rule. The practical impact depends on the specific changes proposed in the underlying rule, which are not fully described in this text. For most readers, this is a procedural step to track if the proposal affects their operations or interests.
Who it affects
- Facilities subject to New Source Review permitting, such as power plants and industrial manufacturers.
The Environmental Protection Agency published this notice in the Federal Register; readers should review the full docket at regulations.gov for details on the proposed rule text before relying on this summary.
Agency: Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Federal Register — read the official document