EPA Admin: Carbon Regs Will Not be Adjusted to Meet U.S., China Deal

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
11/21/2014
The Environmental Protection Agency will not adjust their carbon emissions regulation for existing coal-fired power plants to meet the level of emissions reduction agreed to in the recent climate deal struck between the United…

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