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EPA Analysis Projects Waxman-Markey Would Not Require Any Emissions Reductions Through 2020
Originally posted at the Breakthrough Institute The Waxman-Markey climate bill (HR 2454) will not require emissions reductions below projected business as usual (BAU) growth in emissions for at least a decade ahead, according to an EPA analysis [pdf] . EPA projects that firms covered under the ...
EPA: Waxman-Markey Will Lower Electricity Bills
wonkroom.thinkprogress.org — Our guest blogger is Daniel J. Weiss, a Senior Fellow and the Director of Climate Strategy at... the Center for American Progress Action Fund. The main argument conservatives and big oil and coal companies use against the American Clean Energy and ... (more) EPA: Waxman-Markey Will Lower Electricity Bills
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