1. CLIMATE:
Will much-maligned EPA reg blueprint emerge as 'climate change bible'?

After a decade of petitions, court cases and political promises on climate change, U.S. EPA finally revealed last month how it could use the Clean Air Act to curb greenhouse gases. The agency suggested in a nearly 500-page document using climate-related permits for new power plants and other industrial facilities, a cap-and-trade program for limiting emissions across many economic sectors, and a nationwide limit on carbon dioxide akin to standards used for lead, carbon monoxide and other pollutants. Go to story #1

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