Going forward, the chronically understaffed, underfunded Environmental Protection Agency desperately needs to be held to a higher standard of oil and gas industry oversight, which is impossible without a generous increase in its resources. This could be solved expediently if congressional Democrats chose to make it a nonnegotiable sticking point in omnibus negotiations later this fall.Section 136 of the Inflation Reduction Act also opens up $850 million in appropriations to the EPA, the majority of which
Source: The Problem With Emission Reduction Models – The American Prospect
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