Over the past two presidential administrations, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has undergone significant shifts in regulatory priorities, enforcement strategy, and compliance expectations. From sweeping deregulation under President Trump to the reassertion of federal oversight under President Biden — and now into Trump’s second term — businesses face a complex, often unpredictable compliance environment. EHS leaders must understand EPA compliance in 2025 to avoid unnecessary penalties.
This report offers a comprehensive analysis of key EPA policy changes spanning both administrations, highlighting how enforcement priorities have evolved and what environmental safety managers, compliance officers, and legal teams need to know to minimize risk.
What’s Inside the Full Report:
- Side-by-side comparisons of Trump- and Biden-era EPA regulatory shifts
- Analysis of enforcement trends tied to climate rules, vehicle emissions, water protection, and environmental justice
- Breakdown of EPA fines and civil penalties by year and industry sector
- Practical recommendations for mitigating enforcement risk in 2025, including guidance for companies operating in Environmental Justice (EJ) areas
- A spotlight on Vertere’s compliance platform and how it helps organizations stay ahead of EPA reporting and audit requirements
With political momentum driving further deregulation — but targeted enforcement continuing in key areas — it’s never been more important to stay proactive, well-documented, and responsive to emerging risks.
Download the Full Report to gain data-backed insights, regulatory forecasts, and action-oriented compliance strategies tailored to today’s volatile regulatory environment.