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"No Sign Of NEPA Climate Standards 4 Years After CEQ Guidance"

"Standards to guide federal agencies in using the National Environmental Policy Act to address greenhouse gas emissions and climate resiliency have been on the to-do list of President Obama's Council on Environmental Quality for several years."



"CEQ proposed a draft guidance four years ago, but after a public comment period the draft all but vanished, and the White House office isn't offering clues about where it went -- or whether it might re-emerge.

At a Feb. 14 press briefing on her last day as CEQ chairwoman, Nancy Sutley said a revised guidance is still 'being worked on.'"

Jean Chemnick reports for Greenwire February 25, 2014.

Source: Greenwire, 02/26/2014