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"Enviro Group Sues EPA Over Greenhouse Gas 'Tailoring' Rule"

"Environmentalists are suing U.S. EPA over a rule that aims to regulate greenhouse gases from only the largest industrial sources, arguing that the agency exempts too many big polluters.

The Center for Biological Diversity is joining a number of industry groups in challenging EPA's "tailoring" rule, which will force large facilities to limit their greenhouse gas emissions starting next January. But while industry groups argue that EPA climate rules will hurt businesses, CBD says the agency is not going far enough."

Robin Bravender reports for Greenwire August 2, 2010.

Source: Greenwire, 08/03/2010