The Trump administration is scrapping Biden-era emissions rules for power plants, saying the rollback will save the industry $310 billion.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin finalized the repeal Sept. 14 — then pushed for more.
He proposed cutting every remaining greenhouse gas standard, projecting an additional $370 billion in savings.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin speaks at a short media gathering after he and Sen. John Curtis and Executive Director of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality Tim Davis, among others, went on an airboat tour of a portion of the Great Salt Lake near Farmington
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