Implications of the Regulatory 'Triangle' Slide 39 of 42 Implications of the Regulatory 'Triangle' Although the State remains a key player, the 'triangle' model also recognizes important roles for the Community and the Market. The new model works best if regulators provide communities and markets with timely, accurate information about pollution. Potentially high-leverage programs include community environmental education, public disclosure, and voluntary pollution reduction agreements. Much local variation in regulation is legitimate, and should be recognized as such.
Policy innovation is complex and uncertain.