EPA Stops Enforcement - Action Alert
Tuesday, April 14th 9 am to 8 pm
Online
Union of Concerned Scientists
Last week the EPA announced that they will stop enforcement of environmental safeguards and fines during this crisis, with no time limitation in place. It may be necessary for the EPA to make limited administrative changes required for physical distancing, but why allow companies to emit toxins with impunity? Instead, the pandemic should be an opportunity to pair financial assistance with requirements that companies become better environmental stewards.
The Union of Concerned Scientists is holding a Virtual Public Hearing regarding "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science," to be held on Tuesday, April 14, 2020.
You can read more about this Virtual Public Hearing and register for the event here. Questions can be emailed at anytime to: ucsvph@gmail.com.
Contact Lori McCollum with questions
Union of Concerned Scientists
Last week the EPA announced that they will stop enforcement of environmental safeguards and fines during this crisis, with no time limitation in place. It may be necessary for the EPA to make limited administrative changes required for physical distancing, but why allow companies to emit toxins with impunity? Instead, the pandemic should be an opportunity to pair financial assistance with requirements that companies become better environmental stewards.
The Union of Concerned Scientists is holding a Virtual Public Hearing regarding "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science," to be held on Tuesday, April 14, 2020.
You can read more about this Virtual Public Hearing and register for the event here. Questions can be emailed at anytime to: ucsvph@gmail.com.
Contact Lori McCollum with questions
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