In fact, the increased carbon dioxide reductions in EPA's, you know, carbon rationing, you know, methodology all come from increased assumptions of an addition of renewable capacity to the grid.
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Shimkus critiques EPA's assumptions for carbon reduction based on renewable energy increases.
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