On the recordJanuary 21, 2015
If coal ash does not become more toxic and implementation of subtitle D is effective, EPA would have no reason to pursue a subtitle C rule.
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congress.govIf coal ash does not become more toxic and implementation of subtitle D is effective, EPA would have no reason to pursue a subtitle C rule.
Pallone suggests that effective regulation under subtitle D may negate the need for subtitle C.
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