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States Sue EPA Regarding Greenhouse Gas Regulations
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EPA Delays Imposing CO2 Requirements in Response to Senators' Demands
Despite the concerns raised by the Obama administration about the effect of CO2 on global warming, on Monday the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced their decision to delay some limitations they were planning for coal fired plants and heavy industry smokestacks for at least a year. According to a report on Reuters UK, spokesperson Lisa Jackson's statement included quotes from a letter by Senator Jay Rockefeller (Democrat) of coal-rich West Virginia, who expressed concerns about the economic repercussions caused by carbon emission and reduction regulations. Senator Rockefeller plans to introduce legislation allowing Congress to impose a temporary pause on EPA regulations for two to three years. Other objections came from Senator Lisa Murkowski (Republican) of Alaska, who unlike Rockefeller has stated that she wants to permanently bar the EPA from regulating greenhouse gas emission standards. Senator Murkowski plans to introduce legislation to this effect in March of 2010.
Recommended for Further Reading:
- NY State Helps Defray Energy Retrofit Costs Through Loan Programs
- Senator Kerry Defies Common Wisdom with High Hopes for Swift Action on Climate Bill
- First Solar 55MW Project dropped by Los Angeles county
- States Sue EPA Regarding Greenhouse Gas Regulations
- Mexico Considers 10 Nuclear Power Plants to Reach Clean Energy Mandates
- Climate Change Bill encourages 12 New Nuclear Power Plants & Offshore Drilling
- Cloud Computing - Is it Bad for the Environment?
- Arizona Lands Fifth Solar Firm Under New, Aggressive Incentive Program
- BP Prepares for “Static Kill” Attempt Amid Concerns of Dispersant Overuse
- Alternative 'Energy Only' Bill Gets Failing Score
- Clean Coal Project Gets $1 Billion Government Grant
- Legislation may bring Japan's Low-Carbon Future a step closer
- Cloud Computing Reduces Carbon Emissions 30 - 90 Percent
- China is cleaning up its 'green' act: Green Legislation update at 2010 NPC
- Climate action plans (CAP) are key to cities’ ability to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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