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August 24, 2018
Biomass Has Smaller Role in Administration’s New Coal-Heavy Power Plan
On Tuesday, August 21, the Trump administration released its plan to dramatically revise the Clean Power Plan (CPP), President Obama’s signature climate policy. Under the CPP, emissions from the power sector would have been reduced 32 percent by 2030 relative to 2005 levels. While the EPA is legally required to tackle greenhouse gas emissions per the endangerment finding, the Trump administration has taken a much narrower interpretation of the Clean Air Act than what was found in the CPP.
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