September 26, 2011
Policy & Enforcement Briefing: TRAIN Act, Pa. Shale Ruling, Ethanol Cutbacks
The House of Representatives on Friday approved legislation that would establish an interagency committee to weigh the economic costs of any new EPA rules, and also delay for several years two EPA regulations on power plants that would limit mercury emissions and cross state pollution from ozone and particulate pollution, The Hill reported. The vote on the TRAIN Act broke down mostly along partisan lines, with all Republicans and 19 Democrats voting 249-169 in favor. Just before the final vote, lawmakers voted to attach several Republican amendments, including one that….
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