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meaning in the PSD and NSPS provisions. Beginning in 2002, EPA under George W. Bush broadened equipment replacement rules to allow for the replacement of

within their borders. The two judges in the majority were appointed by George W. Bush; the dissenter by Bill Clinton. On March 16, 2011, the U.S. Environmental

by President George H.W. Bush. (Eric Schaeffer, the former head of the EPA's Office of Civil Enforcement, resigned in 2002 in protest of Bush's approach

power plants and Asia. Matthew K. Rose: CEO of BNSF (2002-present); George W. Bush Pioneer fundraiser, 2000 and 2004 (Pioneer fundraisers bring at least

hours from his home. He resigned. During his terms, former President George W. Bush cut funding for mine safety enforcement by $15 million and replaced

Club, and Union of Concerned Scientists. Backing up EPA, which under George W. Bush refused to regulate carbon dioxide, were ten states (Michigan, Alaska

a National Energy Policy report in May 2001. [1] In a cover note to George W. Bush, Cheney wrote that "we have developed a national energy policy designed

chief-of-staff, and then from 2004 as social secretary for George W. Bush, and from 2005 on as Special Assistant to the President. The major U.S. power

The Clean Air Mercury Rule (CAMR), issued on March 15, 2005 under George W. Bush, was the first time the EPA required coal-fired power plants to reduce

State Finance Chair of the President George W. Bush Campaign Organization. Harless gave $5,000 to support the Bush campaign's expenses during the 2000 Florida

grassroots activists are seen as a key factor in helping halt plans by the George W. Bush Administration for 151 new coal plants. Astroturf Environmental justice

Clean Coal has been mentioned by George W. Bush on several occasions, including his 2007 State of the Union Address. Bush's position is that clean coal technologies

within their borders. The two judges in the majority were appointed by George W. Bush; the dissenter by Bill Clinton. On March 16, 2011, the U.S. Environmental

behalf of utilities like Southern as a top clean-air official under George W. Bush. The reason for the lobbying blitz: Southern burns a lot of coal — its

Obama administration has been 15.3 percent higher than the average under George W. Bush. The report points to increased exports and decreasing productivity

environmental regulation in the Reagan and George H. Bush administrations (1981 - 1993) and the George W. Bush administration (2001- 2009). The Clean Air

except power plants, as the Clean Air Mercury Rule passed under President George W. Bush was vacated by a court. The proposed toxics rule would reduce emissions

end of the Bill Clinton administration and completed after President George W. Bush took office, and has become a bitter controversy marked by allegations

critical renaissance of emission-free nuclear energy." As part of the George W. Bush administration, Connaughton was criticized for helping stall action

slated for retirement, in part to comply with a 2007 settlement with the George W. Bush administration in which the company agreed to settle violations of the