US EPA to Rescind Methane Leak Rule
The EPA announced plans to scrap a Biden era rule targeting methane leaks from oil and gas operations. The administration states the move will save billions annually while environmental groups strongly criticize the decision.
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency announced on Wednesday morning plans to rescind a Biden-era rule targeting methane leaks from oil and gas operations. The repeal forms part of a broader regulatory rollback designed to lower compliance costs for domestic producers. The agency estimates the reversal will save $45 billion annually.
