August 26, 2011
Policy & Enforcement Briefing: Raw Material Reporting, XL Go-Ahead, ConocoPhillips Sued
The EPA on Thursday said it would delay reporting rules that will require manufacturers and power plants to submit information on the raw materials they use that lead to greenhouse-gas emissions, Bloomberg reported. The rule was to take effect this year, but has been pushed back until March 31, 2013.
The U.S State Department will release its final environmental assessment of the massive Keystone XL pipeline, green-lighting the project as soon as Friday, The Washington Post reported. The department will affirm an earlier finding….
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