FINAL RULE ALERT!

Exemption Vacated!

On November 8, 2021, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published its Final Rule revision to the original 2018 rule “Reporting Requirements for TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act) Mercury Inventory: Mercury.”

You may be asking yourself what does this exactly mean? Well, let’s go over the timetable of important dates to get caught up.

• June 2018–  EPA finalizes its Reporting Requirements rule
• July 2018 – The original rule was challenged in the 2^nd Circuit Court of Appeals
• November 2019– Oral arguments are held
• June 2020– The courts chose to vacate the exception for pre-assembled products containing a mercury added component.
• November 2021– EPA finalizes their revision
• December 8, 2021– The rule goes into effect

And now we are all caught up on the long journey of the EPA’s Reporting Requirements for TSCA Mercury Inventory: Mercury rule. If you enjoyed this informative and short read, we know you would enjoy our past and future articles that get to the meat and potatoes of hazardous material transportation trends and regulation changes. To stay in the know of when we drop new content make sure to follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to be the first to know when new content drops. Also, don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter where you can receive special offers, more industry news, and regulation changes. And don’t forget about our industry leading training, compliance, and auditing services. If you need help figuring out what options best suit your needs, make sure to call us at (724) 899 4100 for a FREE Consultation!