EPA Removes 2024 Air Emissions Standards for Rubber Tire Manufacturing
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This rule removes the EPA’s 2024 air emissions standards for rubber processing in rubber tire manufacturing. Congress and the President disapproved that 2024 rule under the Congressional Review Act, so it no longer has legal effect. Rubber tire manufacturers are no longer subject to the first-time hazardous air pollutant standards that the 2024 rule created for rubber processing operations. Compliance teams should update their regulatory tracking and confirm which older federal, state, or local air rules still apply.
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Key Changes
- Removes the 2024 EPA provisions for rubber tire manufacturing from the Code of Federal Regulations
- Eliminates the first-time federal hazardous air pollutant standards for rubber processing in tire manufacturing
- Confirms that the disapproved 2024 Rubber Tire Rule has no legal force or effect
Affected Parties
Rubber tire manufacturersEnvironmental compliance teams+2 more…
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EPA,rubber tire manufacturing,air emissions…