EPA Chief: Clean Air Act Settlement Shows Enforceability of Carbon Rules

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
11/7/2014
Regulations developed under the Clean Air Act, including the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed carbon emissions standards for existing coal-fired power plants, can be flexible and yet enforceable, as demonstrated…

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