EPA to work with marine businesses on environmental initiatives
Its Smart Sectors New England program will consult regional marine trades when developing environmental policies.
The Environmental Protection Agency is an independent agency of the U.S. government that coordinates programs that aim to reduce pollution and protect the environment.
Its Smart Sectors New England program will consult regional marine trades when developing environmental policies.
The EPA contacted nine boatbuilders that operate in several locations as a result of the lawsuit.
The report says states are forced to implement more federal environmental programs with less money from federal sources.
The EPA released what the NMMA said is an important testing method that could benefit boaters and marinas.
Boats are allowed to dump their toilets into the St. Lawrence River, but that’s about to change.
The EPA agreed to delay a ban on HFC-134a — a blowing agent utilized in the application of marine flotation foam.
Software tracks environmental compliance, letting a marina operator focus on the business end
Foam Supplies Inc. said it is adding more than 50,000 square feet of ecomate production and warehousing capacity.
The EPA recently settled an oil industry lawsuit and agreed to set the ethanol blending mandates for this year and last year by Nov. 30.