Washington legislators are exploring ways to reverse Governor Jay Inslee’s (D) partial vetoes of their carbon market and low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) bills, while regulatory experts believe future prospects for a WCI cap-and-trade link could hinge how the final rules are drafted.
Washington legislators mull options after partial vetoes of climate bills, as WCI link uncertain
Washington legislators are exploring ways to reverse Governor Jay Inslee’s (D) partial vetoes of their carbon market and low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) bills, while regulatory experts believe future prospects for a WCI cap-and-trade link could hinge how the final rules are drafted.
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