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EPA Provides Flexibilities to Manufacturers of “List N” Disinfectants for Use Against Coronavirus
April 1, 2020, Inside Energy & Environment
EPA on March 31 provided a formal relaxation of certain FIFRA requirements for pesticides listed on EPA’s “List N” of products expected to be effective against the coronavirus. This temporary policy relaxes requirements to receive EPA approval of changes in sources of certain common active ingredients—such as ethanol, hydrogen peroxide, and citric acid—in ...
April 1, 2020, Inside Energy & Environment
Amidst the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic (but not specifically relating to it), the Department of Justice has announced a major shift in policy towards settling environmental cases. DOJ, and EPA along with it, will no longer offer settling defendants the option of undertaking supplemental environmental projects in lieu of paying penalties to ...
March 27, 2020, Inside Energy & Environment
EPA on March 26 released a guidance document explaining its approach to enforcement actions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. While most aspects of that document explain areas in which EPA exercising enforcement discretion to provide flexibility to regulated parties in response to the pandemic, EPA is not taking that approach with respect to antimicrobial...… ...