The U.S. Justice Department announced in mid-January its conclusionthat the Environmental Protection Agency's "new source review"(NSR) enforcement actions against certain facilities - such as oilrefin..
The U.S. Justice Department announced in mid-January its conclusion
that the Environmental Protection Agency's "new source review"
(NSR) enforcement actions against certain facilities - such as oil
refineries and power plants - are consistent with the Clean Air
Act. Thus, ongoing prosecutions will proceed.
The Department's Office of Legal Policy conducted the review
following a directive by the Vice President's National Energy
Policy Development Group last May.
NSR is a pollution-reduction program created to help promote
healthy air quality. Under the program, facilities that construct
new, or modify existing, sources of pollution are required to
obtain a permit and inst
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