The U.S. EPA is proposing to suspend most GHGRP reporting requirements. While GHGRP reporting requirements may soon be null, this information has often historically been used to verify eligibility for the 45Q tax credit program. This Delve explains the connection between the 45Q program and GHGRP reporting.

California's recently approved Senate Bill (SB) 404 carries significant implications for metal shredding facilities. We review changes, permit application requirements under SB 404, and key compliance timelines in our Delve.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency aims to extend certain TCE compliance deadlines under TSCA for nuclear fuel manufacturers and chemical processors, opening public comment on the interim final rule.

On September 12, 2025, the U.S. EPA proposed a rule that could eliminate or delay GHG reporting for 46 source categories under the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP). We review the scope of EPA’s proposed rule, background, and what comes next for affected facilities.

The EPA issued an interim final action extending compliance deadlines under NSPS OOOOb, NSPS OOOOc, and the Super Emitter Program. In our latest Delve, we review the impacted rules, their new deadlines, and what it means for the oil and gas industry.

USACE is proposing a new Nationwide Permit (NWP) and updates to a handful of existing NWPs. We explain USACE’s proposals and how they could impact certain projects.

Class VI well permit approvals have increased as more states gain primacy over the application process. We share updates about states that have or are pursuing Class VI primacy in our latest Delve.

After declaring securing water funding an emergency for Texas, Governor Abbott secures $10 billion in funding for Texas' water infrastructure, supporting water infrastructure and supplies for the next 50 years.

We discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado, and how it narrows the scope of judicial review under NEPA.

While the new administration continues to focus on PFAS, the pace of related rulemaking has slowed compared to 2024. We discuss where PFAS stand with the new agency.