Environmental Factor Guideline
environmental factors identified in the course of the assessment, the EPA’s recommendation as to whether the proposal may be implemented, and (if the EPA recommends that implementation be allowed) the conditions and procedures that should apply to that implementation. This guideline provides guidance on when greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions will be
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