Most Early Movers Confident in Ability to Meet EPA Targets

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
6/6/2014
Officials in all states are mulling over the proposed emissions guidelines for existing fossil fuel fired power plants released this week by the Environmental Protection Agency. Those who have already enacted their own measures…

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