The EPA has asked a federal appeals court to postpone oral arguments about a fundamental chemical analysis regulation so new Trump administration officials can “decide what action, if any, is necessary.”
Wednesday’s motion, which also seeks a 90-day pause in the lawsuit, addresses challenges before the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to a 2024 regulation about how the Environmental Protection Agency evaluates the health and environmental risks of chemicals, an analysis that determines whether they must be regulated.
The 2024 rule revised the process, requirements, and some definitions set in a 2017 regulation released ...
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