Was the EPA right to repeal Biden-era limits on carbon emissions from coal and gas power plants?
On September 14, 2026, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin signed a final rule repealing Biden-era carbon-emission standards for fossil-fuel power plants, arguing the agency lacks authority to regulate emissions to fight climate change.
I think that anyone who argues that repealing them was a good idea is living in a fairy tale world.
If you're voting "yes, right to repeal," where's your line on plant emissions with zero limits at all versus just looser ones?