Jim Bridenstine: “The total compliance costs of the rule could be as high as $366…”

On the recordJune 23, 2015

The total compliance costs of the rule could be as high as $366 billion by 2030.

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Republican · Oklahoma

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Bridenstine cites projected compliance costs of the Clean Power Plan.

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Jim Bridenstine: “The total compliance costs of the rule could be as high as $366 billion by 2030.”