Sentence examples for regulated under section from inspiring English sources

The language that is currently in the U.S. Code says that EPA cannot use 111 d) to regulate air pollutants that are "emitted from a source category" regulated under Section 112, and power plants are subject to regulation under 112.

Power plants' carbon emissions are not regulated under section 112, so there's no barrier to regulating them under section 111 d).

Now, in an argument only a Washington lawyer could love, challengers to the clean power rule will argue that EPA can't regulate power plants using Section 111, which is a major foundation of the new rule, because they already are regulated under Section 112.

That means that if coal-fired power plants are regulated under section 112 they can't be regulated under section 111 at all.

The Senate language clearly says that if a pollutant is regulated under section 112 then it can't be regulated under section 111.

The coal plants say, though, that the House version can be read to say if a sourceis regulated under section 112, then that same source can't be regulated under section 111.

The bottom line is that never before has EPA attempted to adopt a Section 111 d) standard for a source category it is regulating under Section 1112.

In 2002, a federal judge ruled that the pump should be regulated under a section of the Clean Water Act requiring "point" sources of pollution -- like factories and mines -- to obtain permits under a program run by states.

Power plants are, in fact, regulated under several sections of the Clean Air Act, other observers note.

But those pollutants already are regulated under other sections of the Clean Air Act, and the legal requirement is that those regulations "protect the public health" with an "adequate margin of safety," without consideration of costs.

This argument primarily hinges on interpreting "any air pollutant" in the PSD section to refer only to those pollutants regulated under NAAQS.