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Consent Decrees Require EPA to Consider Strengthening Air Pollution Control Standards for Flares

August 9, 2022

10 Environmental Groups Sued EPA to Require Updating of Decades-Old Standards for Pollutants from Petrochemical Plants and Tanks Washington, D.C. – Ten environmental groups have signed a pair of consent… Read more

Three Quarters of Shenandoah Waterway Locations Sampled Unsafe for Swimming Because of High Bacteria Levels

August 3, 2022

76 Percent of Water Monitoring Locations Above EPA’s Recommendations for Water Contact Recreation in January through Mid-July To examine an online map with details about Virginia’s bacteria monitoring results in… Read more

EIP Launches “Oil & Gas Watch News” Website and Newsletter

July 20, 2022

Weekly Articles Are Designed to Examine Climate and Human Health Impacts of Oil and Gas Industry Expansion To access new "Oil & Gas News" website and subscribe to our weekly… Read more

27 Environmental Groups Urge Congress to Restore Funding for EPA’s Plummeting Enforcement

July 12, 2022

Over the Last Decade, EPA’s Enforcement Division Lost 24 Percent of its Funding, when Adjusted for Inflation, and 640 Staff Washington, D.C. – Twenty-seven leading environmental organizations sent a letter… Read more

Supreme Court Decision on WV vs. EPA Mischaracterized by News Media

June 30, 2022

The Decision Does Not Prohibit EPA from Regulating Carbon Dioxide from Coal-Fired Power Plants, Says Former EPA Enforcement Director Washington, D.C. – Eric Schaeffer, the Executive Director of the Environmental… Read more

Groups Petition EPA to Address Longstanding Environmental Justice Violations in Texas’ Air Permitting Program

June 28, 2022

Texas has Refused to Fix Problems in its Air Permitting Program that Affect Environmental Justice and Public Participation   Austin, Texas – Today, the Environmental Integrity Project and twelve other organizations… Read more

Boom in LNG Could Add More Than 90 Million Tons of Greenhouse Gases a Year

June 9, 2022

24 New and Expanding Liquefied Natural Gas Terminals in U.S. Could Add as Much Climate Pollution as All Traffic in Florida or New York State Washington, D.C. – The soaring… Read more

67 Former U.S. Attorneys Urge Senate to Confirm Biden Pick for EPA Enforcement Chief

June 6, 2022

Top Prosecutors Demand End to Nearly Year-Long Delay of Confirmation of David Uhlmann as Enforcement Director Washington, D.C. – Sixty-seven former U.S. Attorneys from both Republican and Democratic administrations sent… Read more

Environmental Groups Reach Settlement That Reduces Gas Flaring at Permian Basin Gas Plant

May 27, 2022

Odessa, Texas -- Four environmental advocacy groups and a Permian Basin midstream gas company have settled a Clean Air Act lawsuit. The Environmental Integrity Project, Sierra Club, Environment Texas, and… Read more

Gulf and Environmental Groups File Suit to Halt Dredging through Toxic Superfund Site for Oil Export Terminal

May 25, 2022

Dredging Matagorda Bay to increase oil exports will threaten the livelihoods of fishing communities, increase climate pollution, and harm public health  Washington, DC — Today, a coalition of Gulf and… Read more

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