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A Case Study in Scientific Integrity: The Science Behind Greenhouse Gas Emission Standards

Francesca Grifo, science policy fellow

September 27th, 2011

Last week, the administration delayed the release of a proposed rule on the regulation of global warming emissions from power plants. This came on the heels of a decision to withdraw a science-based standard for ground-level ozone pollution. Read More

Categories: Global Warming, Scientific Integrity  

Tags: endangerment finding, peer review, Scientific Integrity, supreme court  

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