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Rep. Henry Waxman speaks in support of proposed carbon emissions rule

Rep. Henry Waxman speaks in support of proposed carbon emissions rule

by Sophia Bollag | Feb 7, 2014 | Environment, Health & Science

  WASHINGTON – A proposed Environmental Protection Agency rule limiting power plants’ carbon emissions got a big thumbs-up from environmentalist Rep. Henry Waxman Thursday at a rally outside the EPA building. The California lawmaker and top Democrat on the House...

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