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Clean Air Act Essentials, Third Edition
- Author / Creator
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Details
- Creator
- Roy S. Belden and Angela R. Morrison
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, [2021]
- ©2021
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource (444 pages)
- ISBNs
- 9781641059350, 1641059354, 9781641059343
- Includes index.
- Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- 1.0 Executive Summary -- 2.0 History of the Clean Air Act -- 2.1 Air Quality Act of 1967 -- 2.2 Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970 -- 2.3 Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977 -- 2.4 Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 -- 3.0 National Ambient Air Quality Standards -- 3.1 NAAQS Background -- 3.2 Current NAAQS -- 3.3 Procedures to Establish NAAQS -- 3.3.1 Listing -- 3.3.2 Criteria Document -- 3.3.3 Setting NAAQS -- 3.3.4 Primary NAAQS -- 3.3.5 Adequate Margin of Safety -- 3.3.6 Secondary NAAQS -- 3.3.7 Units of Measurement -- 3.3.8 Revocation of NAAQS and Anti-Backsliding Requirements -- 3.3.9 Five-Year Review Cycle -- 3.3.10 Recent NAAQS Five-Year Reviews -- 3.4 NAAQS Implementation -- 3.4.1 Air Quality Control Regions -- 3.4.2 Classifications and Compliance Deadlines -- 3.4.3 Implications of Designations and Classifications -- 4.0 State Implementation Plans -- 4.1 Elements of a SIP -- 4.2 Complete and Approvable SIP Submittals -- 5.0 Nonattainment and Regional Transport -- 5.1 Nonattainment SIP Requirements -- 5.2 Deadlines for Achieving Attainment -- 5.2.1 Ozone Nonattainment Areas -- 5.2.2 CO and PM Nonattainment Areas -- 5.3 Transportation Conformity -- 5.4 Failure to Attain and Redesignation -- 5.5 Regional Air Quality Planning -- 5.5.1 Good Neighbor Requirements -- 5.5.2 Interstate Transport Commission -- 5.5.3 Ozone Transport Commission -- 5.5.4 NOx SIP Call -- 5.5.5 Clean Air Interstate Rule -- 5.5.6 Cross-State Air Pollution Rule -- 5.5.7 Section 126 Petitions -- 6.0 Prevention of Significant Deterioration and Nonattainment New Source Review -- 6.1 Applicability of the PSD/NNSR Requirements -- 6.2 Major Stationary Sources -- 6.2.1 Major Source Thresholds -- 6.2.2 Stationary Source -- 6.2.3 Regulated NSR Pollutants
- 6.3 Major Modifications -- 6.3.1 Defining the "Project" -- 6.3.2 Routine Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement -- 6.3.3 Emissions Analysis -- 6.3.4 Significant Emissions Increase -- 6.3.5 Project Aggregation and Project Emissions Accounting -- 6.3.6 Significant "Net" Emissions Increase -- 6.3.7 2002 PSD/NNSR Reform Rule -- 6.3.8 Plantwide Applicability Limitations -- 6.4 Minor Stationary Sources -- 6.5 PSD Permit Requirements -- 6.5.1 PSD Permit Applications -- 6.5.2 Air Quality Analysis -- 6.5.3 Additional Impact and AQRV Analyses -- 6.5.4 BACT Determinations -- 6.6 PSD Permit Terms -- 6.7 NSR Nonattainment Area Permit Requirements -- 6.8 Consequence for Failing to Obtain a PSD/NNSR Permit -- 6.9 GHG Tailoring Rule -- 6.10 Processing PSD/NNSR Permits -- 6.11 Permit Expiration and Revision -- 7.0 New Source Performance Standards and Emission Guidelines -- 7.1 Section 111(b) Requirements -- 7.1.1 Section 111(b) Applicability -- 7.1.2 Modifications -- 7.1.3 Reconstruction -- 7.1.4 Work Practice Standards -- 7.2 Application of CAA Section 111(b) NSPS to Affected Facilities -- 7.3 Best System of Emission Reduction -- 7.4 Section 111(d) Emission Guidelines -- 7.4.1 Section 111(d) Plans -- 7.4.2 Section 111(d) Designated Pollutants -- 7.4.3 Section 111(d) GHG Standards for Power Plants -- 7.5 Section 129 Solid Waste Combustion Standards -- 8.0 Control of Hazardous Air Pollutants -- 8.1 Original Section 112 Requirements -- 8.2 1990 Amendments -- 8.3 Applicability -- 8.4 MACT Standard Setting -- 8.4.1 Source Categories -- 8.4.2 Defining MACT -- 8.4.3 Compliance Deadlines -- 8.5 Area Source GACT Standards -- 8.6 Delegation -- 8.7 Review of Standards -- 8.7.1 Technology Reviews -- 8.7.2 Residual Risk Standards -- 8.8 Mercury -- 8.9 Accidental Release Program and Risk Management Plans -- 8.10 General Duty Clause -- 9.0 Visibility Protection
- 9.1 Protections under the Prevention of Significant Deterioration Program -- 9.2 1980 Visibility Protection Regulations -- 9.3 Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission and Regional Planning -- 9.4 Regional Haze Rule -- 9.5 Trading Program Option for Regional Haze and BART -- 10.0 Acid Rain Control -- 10.1 Applicability -- 10.2 SO2 Allowance Trading -- 10.3 Opt-In Program -- 10.4 Title IV NOx Requirements -- 10.5 Acid Rain Permits -- 10.6 Emission Monitoring and Reporting -- 11.0 Title V Operating Permits -- 11.1 Overview of the Title V Program -- 11.2 Title V Applicability -- 11.3 Applicable Requirements -- 11.4 Permit Applications -- 11.4.1 Timing -- 11.4.2 Key Components -- 11.4.3 Complete Applications -- 11.5 Permit Terms and Conditions -- 11.6 Permit Review and Issuance Process -- 11.7 Modifications -- 11.8 Reopener Provision -- 12.0 Mobile Sources and the Regulation of Fuels -- 12.1 Control of Mobile Source Emissions -- 12.2 Title I Transportation-Related SIP Controls -- 12.3 Mobile Source Emission Standards -- 12.3.1 Tailpipe Standards -- 12.3.2 Evaporative Standards -- 12.3.3 Clean Fuel Vehicles -- 12.3.4 Nonroad Engines, Equipment, and Vehicles -- 12.3.5 State Programs -- 12.4 Regulation of Fuels and Fuel Additives -- 12.5 Registration of Fuels and the Assessment of Public Health Impacts -- 12.6 Reformulated Gasoline -- 12.6.1 RFG Standards -- 12.6.2 Compliance Requirements -- 12.7 Oxygenated Fuels -- 12.8 Renewable Fuel Standard Program -- 13.0 Greenhouse Gas Emissions -- 13.1 Sources of Domestic GHG Emissions -- 13.2 Federal Climate Change Initiatives -- 13.3 Massachusetts v. EPA -- 13.4 Endangerment Finding and Motor Vehicle Rules -- 13.5 Endangerment Finding and Aircraft Emissions -- 13.6 Stationary Sources -- 13.6.1 Tailoring Rule -- 13.6.2 NSPS for Electric Generating Sources -- 13.6.3 Other Stationary Source GHG Rules
- 13.7 Stratospheric Ozone GHG Rules -- 13.8 GHG Mandatory Reporting Rule -- 13.9 State GHG Programs -- 13.10 GHG Litigation -- 14.0 Stratospheric Ozone -- 14.1 The Montreal Protocol -- 14.2 Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 -- 14.3 Phaseout of Ozone-Depleting Substances -- 14.4 Refrigerant Recycling -- 14.5 Motor Vehicle Air-Conditioning -- 14.6 Ban on Nonessential Products -- 14.7 Labeling -- 14.8 Significant New Alternatives Policy Program -- 14.9 Title VI Enforcement Action -- 15.0 Enforcement and Judicial Review -- 15.1 Inspections and Evidence Gathering -- 15.2 Monitoring, Recordkeeping, and Reporting -- 15.3 Enforcement Authority -- 15.3.1 Administrative Compliance Orders -- 15.3.2 Administrative Penalty Orders -- 15.3.3 Field Citations -- 15.3.4 CAA Section 120 Penalties -- 15.3.5 Emergency Orders -- 15.3.6 EPA Overfiling -- 15.3.7 Civil Penalty Authority -- 15.3.8 Criminal Penalty Authority -- 15.4 General Duty Clause -- 15.5 Federally Reportable Violations and High Priority Violations -- 15.6 Statutes of Limitations -- 15.7 Citizen Suits -- 15.8 Judicial Review of Administrative Enforcement Actions -- 15.9 Judicial Review of Agency Rulemaking Actions -- Key Cases -- Glossary -- Table of Cases -- Index -- Back Cover