The article from the Harvard Environmental & Energy Law Program examines the risks associated with using the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to reinstate EPA methane standards. It discusses the CRA’s potential implications for regulatory stability and environmental protection, highlighting legal and procedural challenges in utilizing this legislative tool. The article likely evaluates the broader impacts on methane emissions regulation and climate policy, emphasizing considerations for policymakers and stakeholders involved in environmental governance.
Weighing the risks of using the CRA to restore EPA’s methane standards
The Harvard Law School Environmental & Energy Law Program (EELP) focuses on providing legal analysis to facilitate a low-carbon, sustainable future, mitigate climate change, and promote environmental justice.
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Published
2020
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Regulations, frameworks and voluntary initiatives
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