On the recordApril 14, 2011
The major flaw in EPA's analysis is that it makes overly optimistic assumptions about the effectiveness and availability of certain control technologies.
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congress.govThe major flaw in EPA's analysis is that it makes overly optimistic assumptions about the effectiveness and availability of certain control technologies.
Waxman criticizes the EPA's assumptions regarding control technologies in their analysis.
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