The American Enterprise Institute / Greenhouse Gases / Supreme Court / /
IndustryTerm
required control equipment / greenhouse gas regulatory actions / greenhouse gas emissions / electricity / greenhouse gas regulations / cement kilns / environmental law / /
Organization
Republican Party / National Science Foundation / Supreme Court / Energy / Sierra Club / Bush Administration / National Mining Association / House / office of Management and Budget / office of Information / American Enterprise Institute / Natural Resources Defense Council / Small Business Administration / Energy and Commerce Committee / Member / Senate Environment and Public Works Committee / Organization of the Report / National Petrochemical & Refiners Association / Senate / Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations / Clean Air Task Force / Regulatory Affairs / Congress / Coalition for Responsible Regulation / Obama Administration / U.S. Chamber of Commerce / Clinton’s administration / Congressional Research Service / George W. Bush’s administration / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
George W. Bush / Fred Upton / Robert Esworthy / Clinton / David M. Bearden / Barack Obama / Curtis W. Copeland / Statutes Administered / Robert Meltz / Jerry Lewis / Lisa Jackson / James Inhofe / Joe Barton / Maeve P. Carey / Michael C. Burgess / James E. McCarthy / Lisa P. Jackson / /
Position
President / Specialist / Author / President of the United States / Executive / Administrator / http /
Product
ozone / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The Wall Street Journal / New York Times / Washington Post / /
EPA Regulations: Too Much, Too Little, or On Track?