EPA Unveils ‘Flexible’ Path to 30% Carbon Emissions Cut by 2030

Breaking Energy 2014-06-02

Summary:

The Obama administration on Monday proposed a groundbreaking rule on fossil-fuel power plants that it said would lead to a 30 percent reduction in U.S. carbon-dioxide emissions by 2030 from 2005 levels. In introducing the draft rule, Environmental Protection Agency administrator Gina McCarthy leaned heavily on the word “flexibility,” insisting that by giving states wide

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Pete Danko

Date tagged:

06/02/2014, 16:40

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06/02/2014, 16:27