Well, you are wrong. Freezing the standards would mean an additional 2.2 billion metric tons of global warming pollution by 2040, equal to 43 coal fired power plants.
Ed Markey: “Well, you are wrong. Freezing the standards would mean an additional 2.2 billion metric tons of global warming pollution…”
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Markey argues that freezing standards will significantly increase climate pollution.
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