Greg Abbott
By Meribeth Deen on August 27, 2012
Tags: USD, acid rain, coal, East Texas Electric Cooperative, Environmental Protection Agency, human health, nitrogen dioxide, regulation, sulfur dioxide, Brett Kavanaugh, Court of Appeals in Washington, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Greg Abbott, healthcare, Judith Rogers, Robert Vicol, Texas, Thomas Griffiths, UN Court
A ruling by the US Court of Appeals in Washington is being called a victory for the coal industry, and a major blow to the Obama administration’s efforts to improve air quality.
By Robert Gluck on February 18, 2010
Tags: Dallas Morning News, United States, Al Armendariz, carbon emissions, endangerment finding for greenhouse gases, Environment Texas, EPA, Governor Rick Perry, greenhouse gas emissions, International Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Luke Metzger, Rick Perry, Texas, The American Petroleum Institute, The National Association of Manufacturers, The National Petrochemical and Refiners Association, Todd Staples, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Al Armendariz, Court of Appeals, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Greg Abbott, James Drew, Luke Metzger, oil, Rick Perry, Texas, Texas Department of Agriculture, Todd Staples, U.S Environmental Protection Agency
The legal battle over climate change and global warming in the United States has begun with the state that contributes the most carbon dioxide trying to maintain the status quo.
