North Carolina's underground fuel tank rules get a small correction, but the approval stands

The US environmental regulators are correcting minor errors in a previous rule that approved North Carolina's program for managing underground fuel tanks. These corrections do not change the substance of the approved state program.

This document is a technical cleanup. It confirms that North Carolina's state-level rules for underground fuel tanks are now formally approved by the US environmental regulators. This means the state can enforce its own rules instead of federal ones, which can streamline local compliance for businesses.