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EPA Says Farms Don’t Need to Report Air Emissions from Animal Waste Under CERCLA or EPCRA

Nicole Cook

Sep 11, 2018
4 min

EPA Says Farms Don’t Need to Report Air Emissions from Animal Waste Under CERCLA or EPCRA

By Nicole Cook This article is not a substitute for legal advice. See here for the site’s reposting policy. If you raise poultry or livestock, you’ve probably been following our coverage of the litigation surrounding the EPA’s 2008 rule exempting farms from reporting air emissions under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) and the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA). Following much confusion and plenty of

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Rose Acre Farms Wins Long Battle With NC Regulators Over Air Emissions

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May 25, 2016
3 min

Rose Acre Farms Wins Long Battle With NC Regulators Over Air Emissions

By Ashley Ellixson A few weeks ago, the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NC DENR) settled a long battle with Rose Acre farms and withdrew its position that air emissions from the Hyde County layer farm be regulated as a “discharge” under the Clean Water Act (CWA). In case you are unfamiliar with the case, Rose Acre Farms was started by the Rust family in the 1930’s with two hen houses and is now an industry-leader in egg production, with 17 fac

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