Stephen L. Johnson, EPA administrator, testified.
Act now on emissions, senators tell EPA head
Stephen L. Johnson, EPA administrator, testified.
WASHINGTON -- Although pressed by Senate Democrats yesterday, the Bush administration's top environmental official would not say when he would respond to a Supreme Court ruling that allows the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from cars and trucks. (Full article: 666 words)
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