On the recordMay 15, 2013
The Utility MACT Rule alone has been estimated by the Agency, which many people say is conservative, to cost $9.6 billion annually.
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congress.govThe Utility MACT Rule alone has been estimated by the Agency, which many people say is conservative, to cost $9.6 billion annually.
Whitfield criticizes the financial impact of EPA regulations on coal-powered plants.
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