Basically, Mr. Obama's policy of "all of the above" is really "all of the above except coal, oil, natural gas and severe limitations on nuclear power.............that leaves wind and solar pretty much which could hardly be called an "all of the above" policy. The EPA is one of the reasons these huge bureaucracies should never have been allowed to make law unfettered and without congressional approval of any regulations (laws) they put forth prior to implementation of anything.  Your opinion?

Wednesday, 28 March 2012 05:30 Romina Boccia

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a new rule to regulate CO2 emissions from power plants, which would effectively ban new coal power plants, as its emissions standards are too low to be met by conventional coal-fired facilities. 
This stands in stark contrast with the President’s supposed “all of the above energy approach” and sends a strong signal that coal is not part of the President’s energy vision for America. In combination with other EPA regulations that contribute to the premature shutdown of existing coal plants, the EPA’s actions represent one of the greatest threats to the electric sector and America’s energy supply.

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