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Cleaner Air: A Multi-Emissions Approach


Current Emissions Legislation
These are the emissions related bills currently being considered by the U.S. Congress.

Clear Skies Act
The Clear Skies Act (S. 485), sponsored by Senator Inhofe of Oklahoma, is a Bush Administration supported initiative to reduce sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and mercury air emissions. Representative Barton of Texas is the sponsor of the House version of the bill (H.R. 999).
Learn more about the Clear Skies Act

Clean Air Planning Act
The Clean Air Planning Act (S.843), sponsored by Senator Carper of Delaware, also seeks to amend the Clean Air Act to reduce SO2, NOx, and mercury emissions, but it would also regulate carbon dioxide emissions.
Learn more about the Clean Air Planning Act

Clean Power Act
The Clean Power Act (S. 366), sponsored by Senator Jeffords of Vermont, would regulate SO2, NOx, mercury, and CO2, but would establish the most stringent emissions reduction requirements.
Learn more about the Clean Power Act

Read the CARE's perspective on these bills