USEPA Issues Final Rules Allowing Major Sources to Reclassify as Area (Minor) Sources
Since the beginning of the Title V program many years ago, the term “Once In Always In” meant that if a facility becomes a major source and is subject to a NESHAP found in 40 CFR Part 63, then that NESHAP would perpetually apply to that facility. As an environmental professional, I have witnessed the significant consternation for the industry in that there was no longer an incentive to reduce air pollution as a method to reduce the regulatory burden in which the company is su