EPA’s Idsal Signals Flexibility For States Planning Greater ACE Stringency

September 25, 2019
SEATTLE -- Acting EPA air chief Anne Idsal is suggesting that the agency could work with states looking to go beyond the requirements of its Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule for power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions, seeming to walk back the rule’s threat to block stringent compliance plans that critics say is a major legal flaw. Speaking during a Sept. 23 panel on the ACE rule at the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) fall meeting here, Idsal also critiqued...


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