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The Clean Power Plan: Its impact (or not)
On a hot day in June 2013, after it was clear a divided Congress was not going to act on climate change, President Obama outlined a strategy at Georgetown University to curb carbon emissions.
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Rod Kuckro, E&E News reporter
On a hot day in June 2013, after it was clear a divided Congress was not going to act on climate change, President Obama outlined a strategy at Georgetown University to curb carbon emissions.
Eating less red meat, boarding fewer airplanes and buying efficient lightbulbs can all help reduce planet-warming emissions. But focusing on individual actions can undermine the global fight against climate change, according to experts.
By Maxine Joselow in Climatewire
Compromise legislation to regulate and clean up dangerous chemicals is dead after a veto from House Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.).
By Ariana Figueroa in E&E Daily
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Eating less red meat, boarding fewer airplanes and buying efficient lightbulbs can all help reduce planet-warming emissions. But focusing on individual actions can undermine the global fight against climate change, according to experts.
By Maxine Joselow in Climatewire
Compromise legislation to regulate and clean up dangerous chemicals is dead after a veto from House Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.).
By Ariana Figueroa in E&E Daily