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Carper defends flip-flop on wood stove rules
In recent days, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) has railed against EPA's plans to give the wood stove industry a roughly six-month reprieve from stricter emissions standards.
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Sean Reilly, E&E News reporter
In recent days, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) has railed against EPA's plans to give the wood stove industry a roughly six-month reprieve from stricter emissions standards.
Two years ago, Sealaska Corp. gave the Trump administration a prescription for managing the region's millions of acres of forest. Open more areas to logging, the Alaska Native corporation urged, including places never harvested for timber.
By Marc Heller in Greenwire
The Biden administration yesterday floated the idea of taxing carbon-intensive imports as part of this year's Trade Policy Agenda, touching on an idea that has gained traction in Europe.
By Jean Chemnick in Greenwire
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Two years ago, Sealaska Corp. gave the Trump administration a prescription for managing the region's millions of acres of forest. Open more areas to logging, the Alaska Native corporation urged, including places never harvested for timber.
By Marc Heller in Greenwire
The Biden administration yesterday floated the idea of taxing carbon-intensive imports as part of this year's Trade Policy Agenda, touching on an idea that has gained traction in Europe.
By Jean Chemnick in Greenwire