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EPA and DOI Regulatory Roundup: Air Toxics and Carbon, Coal Ash, Wastewater, Methane, and Offshore Wind | WilmerHale - Vimarsana News

EPA and DOI Regulatory Roundup: Air Toxics and Carbon, Coal Ash, Wastewater, Methane, and Offshore Wind | WilmerHale

The Biden-Harris Administration recently issued a suite of new rules aimed at addressing water and air quality, reducing methane emissions, protecting environmental justice communities,...

EPA releases final rules on reducing pollution from fossil-fuel plants - Vimarsana News

EPA releases final rules on reducing pollution from fossil-fuel plants

According to the EPA, the climate and health benefits of the rule that plants must control 90% of their carbon pollution substantially outweigh the compliance costs.

Eni S p A : for 2022 - A Just transition - Vimarsana News

Eni S p A : for 2022 - A Just transition

Mission We are an energy company. We concretely support a just energy transition, with the objective of preserving... | May 10, 2023

Biden-Harris Administration Proposes Strongest-Ever Pollution Standards for Cars and Trucks - Vimarsana News

Biden-Harris Administration Proposes Strongest-Ever Pollution Standards for Cars and Trucks

Biden-Harris Administration Proposes Strongest-Ever Pollution Standards for Cars and Trucks to Accelerate Transition to a Clean-Transportation Future Building on rapid advancements and investments in clean vehicle manufacturing, including investments in domestic manufacturing in the Inflation Red

US aims for 67% of cars to be EVs by 2032 with 'revolutionary' tactic - Vimarsana News

US aims for 67% of cars to be EVs by 2032 with 'revolutionary' tactic

Read more about how the United States wants 67% of all vehicles be electric by 2032 under "revolutionary" emissions standards put forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)