The Clean Power Plan: NOT Exactly What the Statue Tells EPA to Do
03 April 2015
American College of Environmental Lawyers
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Richard G. Stoll
American College of Environmental Lawyers
Partner Richard Stoll contributed an article, “The Clean Power Plan: NOT Exactly What the Statue Tells EPA to Do,” to the American College of Environmental Lawyers, on April 3, 2015. In the article, Stoll discussed the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Clean Power Plan” and its potential drawbacks.
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