Estimation of Benefits of EPA CO2 Regs. Questionable, Experts Say

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
12/19/2014
Various parameters and variables exist within the means by which the Environmental Protection Agency measured the potential benefits of its proposed carbon emissions standards for existing coal fired power plants that could…

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