Energy Decision Creates Uncertain Atmosphere
The Bush administration's Clear Skies initiative is a "flexible, market-based approach to reducing major pollutants" and should be implemented.
"The worst thing for both energy reliability and the environment is uncertainty over regulation of power plants...The Bush administration has proposed a Clear Skies initiative that creates a flexible, market-based approach to reducing major pollutants. Even many environmentalists agree it will bring most areas of the country into compliance with the Clean Air Act. It needs to be implemented."
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
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Published on Monday, October 3, 2005 in
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