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A technician is caught knowingly venting refrigerant. Under the Clean Air Act, EPA may assess civil penalties of up to how much per day, per violation?
a.Up to $124,426 per day
b.Up to $100 total
c.There are no monetary penalties
d.Up to $500 per day
解析
The Clean Air Act penalty in 42 U.S.C. §7413(b) is adjusted for inflation every year; 40 CFR §19.4 sets it at $124,426 per day, per violation, for penalties assessed on or after January 8, 2025. Older study guides still print $37,500, which is the pre-2016 figure. $500 per day and $100 total badly understate the risk, and 'no monetary penalties' is simply false. EPA may also pay an award to a person whose information leads to a penalty.
法律依据: 42 U.S.C. §7413(b); 40 CFR §19.4免费刷完整 240 道题库 — 无需注册。
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