United States & West Virginia v. CSX Transportation, Inc., No. 2:18-cv-01175 (S.D. W. Va. July 24, 2018). A settling CWA defendant that discharged oil into Armstrong Creek and the Kanawha River after its train derailed in February 2015 near Mount Carbon, West Virginia, must pay a $2.2 million civil penalty and participate in a state supplemental environmental project that requires defendant to pay $500,000 that the state will use to fund upgrades to the Kanawha Falls Public Service District water treatment facility in Fayette County, West Virginia.

EPA approved Ohio's request to withdraw its previously approved hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerator state plan.

EPA approved Ohio's request to withdraw its previously approved hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerator state plan.

EPA approved Ohio's request to withdraw its previously approved hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerator state plan.

United States v. Golden Valley Electric Ass'n, Inc., No. 3:18-cv-00162-SLG (D. Alaska July 19, 2018). A settling CAA defendant that violated the Mercury Air Toxics Standard by emitting mercury from one of its electric generating units in excess of the applicable emissions limit and failed to timely report those emissions must install and operate an emissions monitoring system, report specified information to EPA semiannually, and pay a civil penalty.

United States v. Golden Valley Electric Ass'n, Inc., No. 3:18-cv-00162-SLG (D. Alaska July 19, 2018). A settling CAA defendant that violated the Mercury Air Toxics Standard by emitting mercury from one of its electric generating units in excess of the applicable emissions limit and failed to timely report those emissions must install and operate an emissions monitoring system, report specified information to EPA semiannually, and pay a civil penalty.

United States v. Golden Valley Electric Ass'n, Inc., No. 3:18-cv-00162-SLG (D. Alaska July 19, 2018). A settling CAA defendant that violated the Mercury Air Toxics Standard by emitting mercury from one of its electric generating units in excess of the applicable emissions limit and failed to timely report those emissions must install and operate an emissions monitoring system, report specified information to EPA semiannually, and pay a civil penalty.

United States v. Golden Valley Electric Ass'n, Inc., No. 3:18-cv-00162-SLG (D. Alaska July 19, 2018). A settling CAA defendant that violated the Mercury Air Toxics Standard by emitting mercury from one of its electric generating units in excess of the applicable emissions limit and failed to timely report those emissions must install and operate an emissions monitoring system, report specified information to EPA semiannually, and pay a civil penalty.

SIP Proposal: Iowa (operating permits program).

SIP Proposal: Iowa (operating permits program).