Topic: David Doniger
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Global warming: Congress set to decide if EPA can regulate greenhouse gases
The House and Senate both vote Wednesday on whether to curtail or delay EPA power to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions. The agency plans to issue emissions standards in 2012.
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Senate vote: Should EPA have authority to regulate greenhouse gases?
A resolution aims to stop the EPA's plan to start regulating greenhouse gases from the largest smokestack sources next year. The vote on it could signal the chances for an energy-climate bill.
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At White House: 14 senators discuss climate-energy legislation
The White House hosted a meeting Tuesday with 14 key senators, many from coal- and oil-producing states, who oppose curbs on carbon emissions. Obama appears to be making a big push to win Senate passage of revamped climate-energy legislation.
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Carbon emissions pose danger, EPA finds
Agency’s move lays the foundation for expanding US regulation of thousands of companies.
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House fast-tracks major changes on energy and climate
But how much will they cost Americans, particularly during a recession?
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Bush was hands-on for education, healthcare; hands-off for planet
No Child Left Behind and Medicare expansion were bold strokes. On global warming, he moved glacially.
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