Stories About EPA's Proposed Carbon Pollution Limits in the Power Sector that Include the Georgetown Climate Center
June 11, 2014
In the wake of the EPA's proposed rule, the Georgetown Climate Center has worked extensively with reporters to foster greater understanding about the rule and how the new carbon pollution standards will impact states.
The Center has appeared in more than 30 TV, radio, newspaper, and blog stories about the proposed rule, including the New York Times, Bloomberg News, Fortune, Financial Times, Al Jazeera, and many more. In many instances, reporters used Georgetown Climate Center analysis of the rule or our recently launched State Energy Analysis Tool to provide information and background for their stories.
See a partial list of coverage below:
- New York Times: Taking Page from Health Care Act, Obama Climate Plan Relies on States
- New York Times: In Some States, Emissions Cuts Defy Skeptics
- Al Jazeera America: Vicki Arroyo appeared on the half hour news program Inside Story to discuss the new carbon pollution limits. A one minute excerpt of Vicki discussing the benefits of capping carbon pollution is available here.
- Bloomberg News: Obama Proposes Deep Cuts to Power-Plant Emissions
- Bloomberg News: Texas Needs Biggest Cut to Comply With Climate Plan
- Bloomberg News: Politics May Sour Cap-And-Trade Sweeteners in Obama Plan
- Huffington Post: Future of New EPA Power Plant Rules Depends On the States
- Fortune: In Obama's Climate Change Rule, Coal States Catch a Break
- Financial Times: States Feel Unequal Burden of Carbon Reduction Targets
- Feature Story News: Vicki Arroyo did an interview that ran on TV and radio stations internationally for this wire service. Click here for an example that ran on Channel NewsAsia.
- The Guardian: The Obama Unveils Rules to Reduce Power Plants Pollution by 30 Percent
- The Daily Beast: EPA's New Regulations to Cut Carbon Emissions Are Obamacare for the Air
- Greenwire: Regulators Wrestle with Complex Metric at Heart of EPA Rule
- Soul of the South's DC Breakdown: Vicki Arroyo continues her conversation with DC Breakdown's Angela Rae about climate change and the new for government action leading into the EPA rule.
- Politico: Cap and trade lives on through the states
- IndyStar: Even with new limits, Indiana would remain among biggest carbon polluters
- Casper Star-Tribune: Fighting for coal's future means compromise, not war
- Casper Star-Tribune: Wyoming politicians blast new EPA coal plant carbon rules
- Tampa Bay Times: Tampa Electric Customers Could See Higher Bills with Proposed New EPA Emissions
- The Kansas City Star: New Carbon Emissions Rules Provide Flexibility in Missouri, Kansas
- Burlington Free Press: Vermonters see opportunity in new EPA ruling
- Marketplace: Complying with the EPA state by state
- River-to-River (Iowa Public Radio): How New EPA Carbon Emissions Standards Will Affect Iowa
- Greenwire: EPA proposal puts states with abundant green power in catbird seat
- The Olympian: Gov. Inslee praises Obama step on reducing coal-plant emissions
- Clean Fuels Work: How Does Oregon Stack Up on Carbon Pollution?
- Bloomberg BNA: RGGI Allowances Top $5 for First Time In Wake of EPA Proposal on Power Plants
- Greenwire: States Divided, Wary As Rule Draws Near