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In an article published by Waste Advantage Magazine, Liskow attorney Michael Mims examines the emerging legal and compliance issues surrounding remote methane monitoring at landfills.
Satellite, drone, and other remote-sensing technologies are making methane emissions more visible to regulators, community groups, the plaintiff bar, and the public. At the same time, states such as California, Colorado, and Oregon are beginning to incorporate these technologies into their regulatory frameworks, creating new regulatory obligations and risk-management considerations for landfill operators.
Michael’s article explains how this shift may affect landfill operators, including through increased regulatory scrutiny, public emissions reporting, and potential legal exposure. The article also offers practical considerations for operators seeking to anticipate and manage these risks as methane monitoring technology continues to evolve.
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