Cal EPA Statement on COVID-19 and Environmental Compliance
On April 15, California’s Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA) released a “Statement on Compliance with Regulatory Requirements During the COVID-19 Emergency.”
From the statement:
“CalEPA will fill enforcement gaps left by US EPA’s decision to reduce environmental oversight. We will also maintain our capacity to respond to emergencies.”
Regarding exceptions to or extensions of compliance requirements and deadlines, CalEPA says:
“Specific time-delimited remedies, such as extension of deadlines, may be warranted under clearly articulated circumstances, but regulatory entities that cannot meet a specific regulatory requirement due to emergency government directives or a specific hardship must contact the appropriate CalEPA board, department or office before falling out of compliance."
Read CalEPA’s full statement here.Stay Home. Stay Certified.
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From the statement:
“CalEPA will fill enforcement gaps left by US EPA’s decision to reduce environmental oversight. We will also maintain our capacity to respond to emergencies.”
Regarding exceptions to or extensions of compliance requirements and deadlines, CalEPA says:
“Specific time-delimited remedies, such as extension of deadlines, may be warranted under clearly articulated circumstances, but regulatory entities that cannot meet a specific regulatory requirement due to emergency government directives or a specific hardship must contact the appropriate CalEPA board, department or office before falling out of compliance."
Read CalEPA’s full statement here.
Stay Home. Stay Certified.
Join Lion for live, instructor-led training that covers what you need to know to manage hazardous waste in California. This one-day refresher course is designed to help satisfy California DTSC’s annual training mandate for hazardous waste personnel at 22 CCR 66262.34(a)(4) and 66265.16.Or train at your own pace with detailed online courses built from decades of experience teaching the RCRA/Title 22 hazardous waste regulations.
California Hazardous Waste Management
California Hazardous Waste Management Refresher
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