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a.k.a. TRI Industry Sectors Expansion

RIN: 2025-AA33 (What's this?)

Docket No.: Not yet available (What's this?)

Current Phase: Pre-Proposal (What's this?)

Abstract:

In support of the goal to provide comprehensive toxic chemical release and other

waste management information to communities, this rule would consider

expanding the scope of industry sectors covered by Emergency Planning and

Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) section 313, also known as the Toxics

Release Inventory (TRI). (More)

As originally enacted, EPCRA 313 applied only to the manufacturing industry

sectors. The statute, however, also allows the EPA Administrator to add sectors

to TRI to the extent that doing so is relevant to the purposes of EPCRA 313.

Under this authority, the EPA in 1997 added seven additional industry sectors to

the list of sectors covered by TRI. This rule would add or expand coverage to the

following industry sectors: Iron Ore Mining, Phosphate Mining, Solid Waste

Combustors and Incinerators, Large Dry Cleaning, Petroleum Bulk Storage, and

Steam Generation from Coal and/or Oil.

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Expansion of Industry Sectors Covered by the Toxics

Release Inventory (TRI), EPCRA section 313

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Expansion of Industry Sectors Covered by the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI), EPCRA section 313

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Initiated 06/23/2011

NPRM: Published in FR 03/2013 (projected)

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Some of EPA's rulemakings undergo regulatory review (What's this?), as

prescribed by Executive Order 12866 and coordinated by the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB). The following list describes which of this

rulemaking's stages have completed review and published in the Federal

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Consult the "Timeline" section of this Web page for the dates of each review.

NPRM - No Information Available.

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Citation

40 CFR 372.23 (Revision)

Legal Authority

42 USC 11023 (EPCRA section 313), 42 USC 13106 (PPA section 6607)