The Department of the Navy proposed to revise portions of its internal regulations that establish responsibilities and procedures for complying with NEPA; the revision would clarify what types of activities fall under categorical exclusions and normally do not require additional NEPA analysis.

The Department of the Navy proposed to revise portions of its internal regulations that establish responsibilities and procedures for complying with NEPA; the revision would clarify what types of activities fall under categorical exclusions and normally do not require additional NEPA analysis.

United States v. Global Partners, LP, No. 19-cv-00122 (D. Me. Mar. 25, 2019). Settling CAA defendants that emitted excess volatile organic compounds (VOC) at their petroleum storage facility in South Portland, Maine, must pay a $40,000 civil penalty, perform a supplemental environmental project involving the replacement of old wood stoves with cleaner units, and perform certain measures at the facility to address past VOC emissions and limit future VOC emissions.

United States v. Global Partners, LP, No. 19-cv-00122 (D. Me. Mar. 25, 2019). Settling CAA defendants that emitted excess volatile organic compounds (VOC) at their petroleum storage facility in South Portland, Maine, must pay a $40,000 civil penalty, perform a supplemental environmental project involving the replacement of old wood stoves with cleaner units, and perform certain measures at the facility to address past VOC emissions and limit future VOC emissions.

United States v. Global Partners, LP, No. 19-cv-00122 (D. Me. Mar. 25, 2019). Settling CAA defendants that emitted excess volatile organic compounds (VOC) at their petroleum storage facility in South Portland, Maine, must pay a $40,000 civil penalty, perform a supplemental environmental project involving the replacement of old wood stoves with cleaner units, and perform certain measures at the facility to address past VOC emissions and limit future VOC emissions.

United States v. Global Partners, LP, No. 19-cv-00122 (D. Me. Mar. 25, 2019). Settling CAA defendants that emitted excess volatile organic compounds (VOC) at their petroleum storage facility in South Portland, Maine, must pay a $40,000 civil penalty, perform a supplemental environmental project involving the replacement of old wood stoves with cleaner units, and perform certain measures at the facility to address past VOC emissions and limit future VOC emissions.

United States v. Global Partners, LP, No. 19-cv-00122 (D. Me. Mar. 25, 2019). Settling CAA defendants that emitted excess volatile organic compounds (VOC) at their petroleum storage facility in South Portland, Maine, must pay a $40,000 civil penalty, perform a supplemental environmental project involving the replacement of old wood stoves with cleaner units, and perform certain measures at the facility to address past VOC emissions and limit future VOC emissions.