Clean Power Plan

The federal government’s Clean Power Plan – which would require power providers to shift their electricity sources toward renewable energy – is under threat, as I’ve written about before. Today, I wrote a comment to the EPA through regulations.gov, to oppose the EPA’s repeal of the Clean Power Plan. I stressed that, for America to remain a leader in the world, it has to stay ahead of global trends. And renewable energy is certainly one of those trends. Thus, it stands to reason that the Clean Power Plan should remain in place.

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