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Peter Fricke The Daily Caller 8/19/2014 Congress should use the appropriations process to reassert its authority over the Environmental Protection Agency, according to a Heritage Foundation issue brief released Tuesday. The report, written by scholar Daren Bakst, identifies three issues on which the EPA has proposed rules and regulations that exceed its authority. In all […] August 20th, 2014 | Tags: "navigable waters", bureaucrats, Clean Water Act (CWA), coal, Government Accountability Office, greenhouse gases, ozone standards, Riverton | Category: Congress, Economy, Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, federal funding, federal regulations, Wyoming | Comments are closed
Conn Carroll Washington Examiner 9/2/2011 President Obama announced today that he is withdrawing proposed new ozone regulations that the Environmental Protection Agency estimated would cost the U.S. economy $90 billion per year. Obama said he hoped the decision would reduce the “regulatory burdens and regulatory uncertainty” that are hampering job creation. Obama’s announcement came just […] September 2nd, 2011 | Tags: carbon dioxide, coal plants, greenhouse gases, Lisa Jackson, National Ambient Air Quality Standards, ozone standards | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Labor, Economy, Environmental Protection Agency, federal regulations | Comments are closed
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