The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was applauded by environmentalists and chided by industry when it announced on December 16, 2011 the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS), a new federal regulation limiting emissions of mercury, arsenic, and metals from power plants. Two weeks later, indu...
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News Commentary | July 08, 2021
Earlier this year, Indonesia reported it would favor its domestic coal over decarbonization. Lux viewed this as a shortsighted decision that provided near‑term self‑resilience but left the country vulnerable in the long term. Five months later, Indonesia has slightly changed its tune, announcing it ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 02, 2022
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s proposed rule to reinstate the limit on mercury emissions for coal‑fired plants reverses a Trump administration decision to not enforce it. But most utilities have already complied with the rule, which was first enforced more than 10 years ago, by ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 23, 2022
The U.S. FDA issued a denial in response to Bonumose's petition to exclude tagatose from "added sugars" on the U.S. Nutrition Facts panel. FDA issued an approval to exclude the rare sugar, allulose, in 2019. The agency's response letter indicated that the reason for denial was tagatose's higher ... Not part of subscription