Section 1746 hits the pause button on the EPA's efforts to regulate greenhouse gas emissions because of what I think are unfounded fears about global climate change. As the chairman knows, and as the gentleman from Kentucky knows, over the last 2 years, EPA Administrator Jackson has been very busy creating an enormous body of regulations on greenhouse gas emissions. These regulations will cost jobs, drive up energy costs, and further imperil the American economy. EPA's greenhouse gas regulations need to be stopped in their tracks, and that's what section 1746 does. It provides a time-out for the balance of this fiscal year, during which time EPA will be prohibited from acting on them or enforcing them. Section 1746 is intended to put a halt to the regulations that we feel will harm this economy.
Alan Simpson: “Section 1746 hits the pause button on the EPA's efforts to regulate greenhouse gas emissions because of what I think are…”
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The speaker is addressing the impact of EPA regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and advocating for a pause on these regulations.
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