The Overwhelming Case for Clean Air Act Reform
November 2013
Citation:
43
ELR 10969
Issue
11
Congress designed the current CAA around two fundamental misunderstandings about air pollution, misunderstandings that make the statute clumsy and that hinder further attempts at emissions reductions. The authors describe a new approach that could solve these problems and allow Congress to dramatically streamline the CAA. They conclude with a word on GHG control.