To date, FERC's efforts to account for greenhouse gas emissions in the pipeline review process leaves much to be desired, in my opinion.
Frank Pallone: “To date, FERC's efforts to account for greenhouse gas emissions in the pipeline review process leaves much to be…”
On the recordJune 11, 2019
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Pallone critiques FERC's current approach to greenhouse gas emissions in pipeline reviews.
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