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ARTICLE · 19 MARCH 2012

EPA Proposes To Revise Underground Storage Tank Regulations

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For the first time since they were promulgated in 1988, EPA is proposing significant revisions to the federal underground storage tank (UST) regulations (40 CFR Part 280).

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For the first time since they were promulgated in 1988, EPA is proposing significant revisions to the federal underground storage tank (UST) regulations (40 CFR Part 280). The proposed revisions are meant to emphasize proper operation and maintenance of UST equipment, including the improvement of prevention and detection of UST releases, which are one of the leading sources of groundwater contamination. In addition, EPA proposes to update its approval requirements of state UST regulation programs in 40 CFR Part 281 so that the regulation of USTs in all states, including those authorized by EPA to implement their own UST programs, will conform to the final UST federal regulation revisions. EPA has extended the public comment period to the proposed revisions from February 16, 2012 to April 16, 2012.

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