The Biden administration pushed through a packed clean air to-do list in 2023, shoring up against a tougher legal landscape and multiple courtroom battles that threaten to delay cornerstone air and climate plans.
The Environmental Protection Agency’s regulatory agenda for last year was ambitious: emission regulations for coal-fired power plants, methane, traveling ozone, vehicles, and particulate matter, among other major Clean Air Act programs. In a press release issued Dec. 21, the EPA touted the many clean air actions it issued in 2023, insisting that the agency “moved further and faster than ever” in its public health ...
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