Can EPA on its own initiative add chemicals to the list, or must it receive a petition from an outside party first and then follow the petition process?
EPA may revise the list of regulated substances at the discretion of the Administrator or as a result of petitions. Modifications to the list must be made through a rulemaking in which EPA explains the basis for the modifications. All petitions to amend the list must be made in accordance with 40 CFR 68.120.
EPA may revise the list of regulated substances at the discretion of the Administrator or as a result of petitions. Modifications to the list must be made through a rulemaking in which EPA explains the basis for the modifications. All petitions to amend the list must be made in accordance with 40 CFR ยง68.120.
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