EPA Revises Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations for Power Plants
The Environmental Protection Agency has revised regulations concerning greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. fossil fuel power plants. This action removes established limits on these emissions.
WASHINGTON D.C. – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a revision to regulations governing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel power plants across the United States. The new policy removes previously established limits on these emissions.
Officials outlined the changes, which affect the volume of pollutants released by power-generating facilities that use fossil fuels. These facilities include coal-fired power plants.
Environmental organizations have stated that this regulatory change will impact both the climate and public health.
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