EPA Throws in the Towel on Policing Air Pollution From Factory Farms
EPA said the old monitoring data could not support reliable emissions estimates for farms and will notify about 14,000 affected operations before ending the agreement.
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EPA pulls the plug on regulating air pollution from giant livestock and poultry operations
The agency says it will suspend efforts, in the works for more than 20 years, to develop measures that would allow the agency to enforce bedrock clean air laws at factory farms.
EPA Moves to End 2005 Air Compliance Agreement
WASHINGTON — Today [October 30, 2026], U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it will not develop emissions estimates as part of the 2005 Animal Feeding Operations Consent Agreement and Final Order (2005 Air Compliance Agreement). EPA’s enforcement office will work to end obligations under that agreement. Together, these actions bring closure to an agreement that […]
Dairy Farmers Welcome EPA Decision to Close Out Two-Decade-Old Air Emissions Study - Oklahoma Farm Report
The National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) welcomed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement that it will not finalize air emissions estimating methodologies under the 2005 Animal Feeding Operations Air Compliance Agreement, and that it will move to terminate the agreement. The decision ends more than 20 years of uncertainty for the dairy farms and other
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