Clean Power
The Case for Carbon Pollution Limits
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Chapter 2: Extreme Weather, Extreme Trouble
Chapter 2: Extreme Weather, Extreme Trouble
As our climate changes, extreme weather will become more frequent — and more costly.
Chapter 6: Opportunities Knock
Chapter 6: Opportunities Knock
The Clean Power Plan will boost the economy by spurring investment in clean energy and efficiency.
Chapter 7: The Public Wants Action — Now
Chapter 7: The Public Wants Action — Now
The majority of Americans see climate change as a serious problem. We need to do something about it.
Chapter 8: The Grid Will Remain Strong
Chapter 8: The Grid Will Remain Strong
The Clean Power Plan doesn’t threaten the reliability of our electric system. It enhances it.
Chapter 9: It’s Already Being Done
Chapter 9: It’s Already Being Done
The successful nine-state Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative has shown states can cut carbon pollution while growing the economy.
Chapter 10: The Legal Authority for EPA Action
Chapter 10: The Legal Authority for EPA Action
The EPA has the authority — and the responsibility — to act on climate change.
Chapter 11: The International Scene
Chapter 11: The International Scene
Reducing carbon pollution in the United States is pivotal to spurring climate action around the world.
Chapter 12: The Moral Imperative
Chapter 12: The Moral Imperative
Around the world, people of faith are calling for swift and decisive action on climate change.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Press contacts, expert list, and PDF version of Clean Power: The Case for Carbon Pollution Limits.
Chapter 5: The Benefits Outweigh the Costs
Chapter 5: The Benefits Outweigh the Costs
The Clean Power Plan will save billions by avoiding climate-related damage to health and property.
