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• California CCS Protocol

  Filing September 27, 2018

• Comments on 2019/2020 RFS Volume Proposal

  Two sets of comments from CATF and a coalition of national and international public interest groups on the Renewable Fuel Standard’s Renewable Volume Obligations for 2019/2020. In both the full comments (six groups) and the abridged comments (18 groups), we urge EPA to reduce the proposed consumption requirements for environmentally-damaging…

  Comments August 17, 2018

• CATF comments on EPA’s Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science, Proposed Rule

  Clean Air Task Force (CATF) respectfully submits these comments on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA or Agency) proposal concerning the Agency’s use of scientific studies in environmental and public health decision making, captioned above (the Proposal). The use of the best science by the Agency, including the significant public…

  Comments August 16, 2018

• Country Living, Dirty Air: Oil and Gas Pollution in Rural America

  Thanks to the shale boom, oil and gas development has expanded rapidly in many regions of the United States.

  Reports & Papers July 1, 2018

• Why Subpart RR?: The Role of Subpart RR of EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule in Validating Secure Geologic Storage

  The Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program Subpart RR and why it is essential to complement the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act’s Underground Injection Control Program to ensure secure geologic carbon dioxide storage and robust accounting.

  Presentation June 4, 2018

• Tribal Communities at Risk: The Disproportionate Impacts of Oil and Gas Air Pollution on Tribal Air Quality

  Native American communities often face disproportionate health impacts from air pollution from the oil and gas industry.

  Reports & Papers May 7, 2018

• BLM Oil & Gas Drilling Regulations

  Filing April 23, 2018

• Advanced Nuclear Energy: Need, Characteristics, Project Costs and Opportunities

  Nearly every analysis of the energy technologies required over the next several decades to create a near-zero carbon energy system has concluded that there will likely be a need for large amounts of nuclear energy. But for nuclear energy to be available to play a meaningful role in a high-energy,…

  Reports & Papers April 12, 2018