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12.02.2025
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EPA Proposes Significant Changes to PFAS Reporting Requirements Under the TSCA
In an article for The Legal Intelligencer, partner Charlie Dennen writes about the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed significant changes to PFAS reporting requirements under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). These updates aim to simplify compliance and reduce costs for manufacturers and importers. Key proposals include exemptions for low-concentration PFAS in mixtures, imported articles, and byproducts, as well as research and development chemicals. The rule also shortens the data submission period and removes reporting requirements for small manufacturers. These changes are expected to save industry up to $843 million in compliance costs. The EPA is seeking public input on the proposed changes until December 29, 2025, particularly regarding the exemptions and the amended data submission timeline.
09.08.2025
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EPA's Proposal to Rescind 2009 Endangerment Finding and the Impact of 'Loper Bright'
The EPA has proposed rescinding its 2009 “endangerment finding,” the foundation for federal greenhouse gas regulations. The agency argues that the Supreme Court’s 2024 decision in Loper Bright v. Raimondo, which overturned the long-standing Chevron doctrine, undermines the legal basis for the finding.
06.02.2025
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An Update on the EPA's Recent Action Regarding PFAS
In the Legal Intelligencer article “An Update on the EPA's Recent Action Regarding PFAS” partner Charles Dennen provides a timely update on the EPA’s ongoing efforts to regulate PFAS under the Trump administration’s second term. Despite a general deregulatory stance in President Trump’s second term, the EPA under Administrator Lee Zeldin has shown continuity with the Biden-era PFAS policies. PFAS—persistent, harmful chemicals often found in water—remain a federal priority. The EPA recently announced 21 initiatives across three pillars:


















