Kansas Legislator Briefing BookI-1 Clean Power Plan

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KEY ELEMENTS STAKEHOLDER DISCUSSION 1 What is the Clean Power Plan?

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Key Items for 2016 Program Review Stakeholder Discussions: Program Elements and EPA Clean Power Plan (CPP) 1) EPA CPP: State Plan Approaches Under the CPP states can choose to comply by selecting the performance rates, s

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2015 State Legislative Activity Related to the Clean Power Plan May 2015 To date, legislators in 31 states have introduced 69 unique bills likely to impact the implementation of U.S. EPA’s final carbon pollution standa

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GOV. MIKE PENCE: ABYSMAL ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD AS GOVERNOR, PENCE ACTIVELY OPPOSED EFFORTS TO FIGHT CARBON POLLUTION & ALLOWED HIS CONSTITUENTS’ ENERGY RATES TO INCREASE REFUSED TO COMPLY WITH THE CLEAN POWER PLAN; WAS

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Clean Power Plan: EIA, EPA, and State and Regional Perspectives Joseph Goffman Associate Assistant Administrator for Climate and Senior Counsel U.S. EPA Office of Air and Radiation July 11, 2016

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Utah Clean Power Plan Stakeholder Process Utah Division of Air Quality February 2,

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On August 3, President Obama and EPA announced the Clean Power Plan – a historic and important step in reducing carbon pollution from power plants that takes real action on climate change. Shaped by years of unpreceden

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Clean Power Plan Compliance Discussion Paper September 2015 California Air Resources Board CLEAN POWER PLAN COMPLIANCE

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For Immediate Release: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 Contact: Elena TempleSara Durr

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• Natural environment
• Environment of the United States
• Environment
• Climate change policy in the United States
• United States
• Clean Power Plan
• Presidency of Barack Obama
• Clean Air Act
• United States Environmental Protection Agency
• United States Conference of Mayors
• Mayors Climate Protection Center
• Emissions trading