domestic co2 emission standards. third, potential domestic reporting requirements for aviation manufacturers under the clean air act. epa has proposed endangerment findings focus on six key greenhouse gases but we concur with this approach with caveats. we agree with epa the assessment scientific uncertainties on the climate impact of nitrogen oxides or nox and water vapor emitted at altitude remain high enough so as not to address them in this initial endangerment finding. science with black carbon to climate change on the other hand, is clear. black carbon was identified as the second most important contributor to anthropogenic emissions in 2013 to. to reflect the latest icp should consider incorporating black carbon in its final aviation endangerment finding. also while we do not support integrating crude nox under the endangerment finding, epa should consider expanding its existing nox reporting requirement for aircraft, engine manufacturers, landing and takeoff emissions
hundred million dollars for plans to develop and fight climate change. we want to get your thoughts on this. here is high you can let us know, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 media, you can do so at http://twitter.com/cspanwj on twitter. send this e-mail at journal@c-span.org. givesll street journal the habits of the deal that was finalized in paris over the weekend. here are some of those highlights. it would seem to bring growth of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere to zero by the second half of the century and require for the first time that all targets no more than two degrees celsius, a rise in temperature, but aspires to go further. richer countries have to take the lead in mobilizing more than $100 billion annually. it would also establish a process to review, assess and update emissions reduction plans. the process is a subject of financial timetabling. write that the paris agreement may not require youtries to meet
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a neighbor saw her taken out in an ambulance. she was bloodied up from her head to her belly. reporter: and her little girl was gone. police put out an amber alert, for her. just thank god that he went willingly, he didn t put up fight. reporter: and little rebecca was unharmed. i got her mcdonald s, she s sitting in my office and doing fine. she s watching cartoons. just shocking. that type of way. reporter: as far as he knew, valenzuela was once in law enforcement for himself. the nypd has taken custody of valenzuela tonight to charge him back in the bronx. her mother has serious injuries, but she is expected to survive. live in new jersey, sonya rincon, cbs 2 news. police fired at a suspect who reportedly aimed a gun at them, narcotics officers responded to reports shots fired in east new york around 6:00 this evening. police arrested one suspect, but the suspect with the gun ran away. some umbrellas still out tonight as rain continues on an off for our a