Congress Begins Review Act Fight against EPA CO2 Regulations

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
10/30/2015
Lawmakers in the House and Senate introduced Congressional Review Act resolutions early this week to fight the Environmental Protection Agency’s recently finalized carbon emissions standards for new and existing coal-fired…

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